Patriot
Isabella is Lazarus
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oh this is so cool...powered deer avoidance system
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BwanaDik
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Yea, you can mount it on the left side of your bike to balance out the horn! :lol: :lol:
El Toro Joe
FYYFF
Patriot
Isabella is Lazarus
JamesK
Got to ride
I imagine this siren is good, but it is not cheap and takes a fair bit of space.
I'm running a couple of these which are water proof, flash mounted with a small footprint and make a hell of a racket. I have two of these installed at the top of the "lower fairing pan" behind the front wheel.
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ionbeam
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I've been running one of these for years, it works perfectly, I have never hit a deer since I've been using it. It costs a bit more but offers features beyond deer repellent.
I like the pretty lights too.I've been running one of these for years, it works perfectly, I have never hit a deer since I've been using it. It costs a bit more but offers features beyond deer repellent.
I also have one of these and have never encountered a deer with it on.
Mcgyver74
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Hmm, me likey....Question is, since it's audible, how annoying is it when on the bike
JamesK
Got to ride
I don't even hear it unless completely stopped, and then only just, since I always use earplugs. Also when moving you have the Doppler effect working in your favor to keep it from hearing/annoying you.Hmm, me likey....Question is, since it's audible, how annoying is it when on the bike
ionbeam
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Hmm, me likey....Question is, since it's audible, how annoying is it when on the bike
It HAS to work, it is based on military equipment. I wonder what the military use this technology for.
Stick = car (of course, little difference in size or speed) car = running
You have his word on it. Trust him to have the independent and objective statistics from several testing services. I know several FJR owners that would disagree...
And to prove his point he clearly explains:
After reading that how could you doubt that it will work? I'm blinded by the science!
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BwanaDik
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krashdragon
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Could someone please explain to me why the deer alert stuff is always high pitched?
I was watching a herd of about 15 of Ohio's nice fat cornfed deer try to cross the road... only about 25 miles away from Aurora, (that's neither here no there, but there is a lot of deer in NE Ohio!)
Was almost dark... and in the middle of winter, lots of snow.
The stag leading would wait...when he heard a vehicle approaching, they would back off. Took them about 20 minutes, then when he was sure it was safe, lead them across the road. So they do hear lower noises, or maybe the ones that live there actually learned about cars... and farm trucks....dunno.
We won't mention that it also took them almost 10 minutes to cross the two lane country road... guess they liked playing in the pavement where the snow plows had cleaned the road...<G>
Mary
I was watching a herd of about 15 of Ohio's nice fat cornfed deer try to cross the road... only about 25 miles away from Aurora, (that's neither here no there, but there is a lot of deer in NE Ohio!)
Was almost dark... and in the middle of winter, lots of snow.
The stag leading would wait...when he heard a vehicle approaching, they would back off. Took them about 20 minutes, then when he was sure it was safe, lead them across the road. So they do hear lower noises, or maybe the ones that live there actually learned about cars... and farm trucks....dunno.
We won't mention that it also took them almost 10 minutes to cross the two lane country road... guess they liked playing in the pavement where the snow plows had cleaned the road...<G>
Mary
FJRay
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J.C. Whitney used to sell those. I put a number of them on a customers Wing but they all burned out in short order. Hope these are better.
flyball
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What if the deer is deaf?
charismaticmegafauna
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I might like one of those multi-purpose 'deer scare-rs' (pictured above).I like the pretty lights too.I've been running one of these for years, it works perfectly, I have never hit a deer since I've been using it. It costs a bit more but offers features beyond deer repellent.
Do microwaves frighten deer? (can we get a govt. grant to study that...?)
Does it come in chrome...?
Dangerous Dave
The older I get, the faster I was...
I once read something from a "wildlife expert" who claimed that deer alert type devices were a crapshoot, as deer tend to dart in whatever direction they're already facing when they're startled. So they're just as likely to run at you as away from you. I've never used them and am happy to say I've never had what I consider to be "near misses", in spite of the fact that Ohio is chock full O those critters.
JamesK
Got to ride
I guess they fixed them, because mine have been on the bike for over a year and I am not shy about using them
RacinRay
Living The Dream
You guys better be careful with those things. I accidentally got the wires reversed and every time I rode through the woods a herd of deer would chase me down the road!!!! hno-smiley:
hno-smiley: 
Where they does or bucks? I ask because the fun factor changes depending on their *** when you let the catch up.You guys better be careful with those things. I accidentally got the wires reversed and every time I rode through the woods a herd of deer would chase me down the road!!!!
