Hyperlights Where coould I buy them ?

[Pierre]

Did a search but could not find my info.

Where could I buy the Hyperlite ?

Anything better on the market ? :huh:

 

[Ignacio]

Try spelling them the way the Hyperlite Manufacturers do....without the g.

 

[Pierre]

Ohh,

Didn't notice the spelling, sorry ( french roots )

 

[Toecutter]

I like my Brake Flasher light.

 

[Ignacio]

Ohh,
Didn't notice the spelling, sorry ( french roots )

That's OK. I think colour is cooler looking than color anyway. The theater/theatre and ax/axe things are probably a wash.

As for your prediliction into turning about with a u in it to something closer to aboooot.......well I just hope we never have to go to the UN for sanctions over it

I actually found it by searching on the way you spelled it, but about the third thread down two minutes into it I ended up seeing where somebody had spelled it differently and put a website. The Search does work if one sticks to it.

 

[Fred H.]

I still have some of my Givi V46 light kits left if anyone wants one.

https://www.pbase.com/fredharmon/givibrakelites

 

[squeezer]

There's a hyperlite clone called Life Brite than can sometimes be had for a bit cheaper. I had them on my Connie for years and moved them to the FJR this summer. I've had zero problems with them. I have the ones that flash 8-10 times and then go solid. They definitely get your attention.

https://www.lifebrite.com

 

[smokeFJR06]

I like my Brake Flasher light.

Toecutter, I had looked at this product before and wondered how well it worked. Can you adjust it enough that when you brake mildly hard that it will activate? I would like some LED's for braking all the time, but this looks like a pretty inexpensive solution as long as it works.

I'm also curious as to where you mounted yours.

Thanks!

 

[Toecutter]

Toecutter, I had looked at this product before and wondered how well it worked. Can you adjust it enough that when you brake mildly hard that it will activate? I would like some LED's for braking all the time, but this looks like a pretty inexpensive solution as long as it works.

Works great, and is adjustable for sensitivity as there's a mercury switch and you can tweak the angle depending on how much decelleration you want before it activates. I put mine on upside down, so it activates whenever the brake light is on. I figure it's also a good thing to be as visible as possible while waiting (in gear, and watching) for cars to stop behind me at intersections.

I'm also curious as to where you mounted yours.

I mounted mine under the Givi top box mounting base, as high up as possible. It would go above the license frame pretty easily for those without a similar setup to mine.

 

[smokeFJR06]

Toecutter, I had looked at this product before and wondered how well it worked. Can you adjust it enough that when you brake mildly hard that it will activate? I would like some LED's for braking all the time, but this looks like a pretty inexpensive solution as long as it works.

Works great, and is adjustable for sensitivity as there's a mercury switch and you can tweak the angle depending on how much decelleration you want before it activates. I put mine on upside down, so it activates whenever the brake light is on. I figure it's also a good thing to be as visible as possible while waiting (in gear, and watching) for cars to stop behind me at intersections.

I'm also curious as to where you mounted yours.

I mounted mine under the Givi top box mounting base, as high up as possible. It would go above the license frame pretty easily for those without a similar setup to mine.

Thanks for the info, I think I will give it a try. I like the no wiring installation. That's right up my alley!

 

[Luke]

I installed a LED strip in combination with a Back-Off module. You can get it at https://www.customdynamics.com/

 

[Toecutter]

I still have some of my Givi V46 light kits left if anyone wants one.
https://www.pbase.com/fredharmon/givibrakelites

Fred, have you tried listing it on any other forums, like ST.N or BARF?