Does any one here use these

[az1103]

http://www.2-bseen.com Seems interesting, but does it realy give good visibility and how does it mount?

[Squidley]

I have never seen them before, although there is a great cool factor with them, way too pricey for my blood

[pegscraper]

It looks like they mount under the mirror stems. Weird place for signal lights intended to be seen from the rear. They really ought to be behind you. Myself, I don't even like the looks of them. And all for only $149.

[Brake Pad]

I already see a problem with this, the red lights will, blind you when the light go on, limiting your visablity, to see in front of you.

Just buy extra lights and mount them to the rear of your bike, between the saddle bags, or on a trunk, if you have one.

[whozleft]

A likttle like the in mirror lights on some of the newer cars isn't it? I'm not so sure I would like them, but apparently there's a market for something like this.

[dynodon]

MY guess is the lights are angled so they don't glare in the eyes. The lights in mirrors are aimed so that they are barely visible to the driver/passenger in daytime, and noticable but not distracting at night.

 

I would have to see these in person to decide if that was the case here.

 

Nowhere on the site could I find this issue addressed. And the fact that they advertise "limited quantities" or something like that, tells me that they are already out of production and a dead product. Anything that was to be an ongoing product would never use that phrase.

 

I would buy a mirror designed like the car mirrors, but not this product.

[Eck]

I personally would rather "PAY ATTENTION" to what I am doing when riding , then have to "PAY $149.00 for something that lights up, telling me to pay attention...

 

 

Wonder if they come apart so you could use the lights on the rear side bags......as turn signals...

[KiteSquid]

I would NOT install them on my bike!!!!

[GigaWhiskey]

I could see them looking good in the back but not on the handlebars.

[pearlyvereen]

In the late '60s I bought a Suzuki 500 street bike which had no turn signals. I bought some rear-view mirrors which had turn signals built into them. The front had a round signal lamp, and the rear was inside the mirror, hidden from the operator by a set of louvers, so the large red arrow could only be seen from the rear and side and not from the seat. This worked very well, and was much easier to install than front and rear conventional turn signals. If i remember correctly, it was pretty cheap, too.

Ken