Re: Hazard/Passing Lights

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Re: Hazard/Passing Lights TOG@Toil 08-12-2008
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Posted by TOG@Toil on August 12, 2008, 8:39 am


> Also posted to (yamaha........scooter@yahoogroup.......com)
>
> Does anyone in the Americas have Hazard/Passing Light Switches still
> on the bike or is this just a European custom?
>
> They seem to be missing in all the bikes I've seen around, but I
> think the hazard light might be useful....as the turn signal light is works
> as well as a passing light
>
Good question. New European bikes have the headlight wired into the
ignition, as US bikes have done for years, and I don't know whether
such machines are fitted with a headlight flasher (as we call 'em). I
don't own anything that modern...

On older bikes, the flasher operates the main beam function, and I
guess that incorporating such a feature into bikes whose headlights
are already on permanently could cause bulbs to blow.

As for hazard warning flashers, yeah, we have them, though they're by
no means universal.

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