Running without lights
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the time you mess about with you phone to tel the brake light to come on you have had a accident
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Having read all the comments in this topic I decided to fit a brakelight on my ariel G special .I fitted a led bulb Light/brakelight and made the m110 compatible. After fitting a retro brakelight switch it works. Let us hope that all these half-sleeping mobile apping idiots see me slowing down .
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HI do what i do run with no silencer and it wakes them up and they take note that i am around and see my brake light
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admin wrote:this intrigues me:
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ENFITNIX-XLi ... 3968729225
when the time comes, i shall buy on, bodge it into a more in -keeping light fitting and try it
I have bought two (different ones) and they both work the same way.
The light is turned ON before it can be turned into brake mode.
By turned ON, it means that it must functioning as a rear light and that means four modes of annoying red flashing which is not practical on a motorcycle as you need it to go from OFF to braked ON.
I have asked a few other sellers about theirs, and get mostly met with a "don't know" .
I'll post back if I find one that does what I need it to.
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''78 t140 bonneville, '77 BMW R80, '67 CJ750, 196-ish Ural M62 outfit, '51 VH500, '49 project Ariel , '47 VH twinport, '44 Ariel WNG, '42 indian 741b, '41 Ariel WNG and piles of rusty scrap ....
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Is it possible to remove or bypass the circuit in the light that does the unnecessary flashing?
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have a word with John Bradshaw he has one on the bike he rode at the Iron Horse
have a word with John Bradshaw he has one on the bike he rode at the Iron Horse
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Lewis - I never thought to meet you here!!!!
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Looks like the jolly-old lockdown is driving people to desperate straits!!john.mitchell wrote:Lewis - I never thought to meet you here!!!!
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'55 Huntmaster, '56 VH, ' 51 VH, '62 Arrow, '80 R100RT, '00 Sprint ST (now with a new Arrow project, and just now those 4-stroke Ariel parts can't even make one running bike...)
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Nor me eitherjohn.mitchell wrote:Lewis - I never thought to meet you here!!!!
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I opened one and it's solid state .... and the offending circuit isn't evidentPaul_Linden wrote:Is it possible to remove or bypass the circuit in the light that does the unnecessary flashing?
I'll email Mr Bradshaw
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