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Originally Posted by bpdchief
Amber to clear on front / Amber to red on rear. DID you know that in my home state of Oklahoma the only vehicles (for use on Public roadways) required to have a functioning speedometer are
1. Motorcycles
2. School Buses
Using the front lights as running/turn lights on the rear of the bike is just a thought. I had amber LEDs wired to the brake lights and got very favorable remarks from local deputies about how it made the bike standout when stopping or tapping the brakes to make sure I was seen (they just weren't as waterproof as advertised)
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Motorcycles, school buses and police cruisers I hope.lol.
The bright element of the front signal would be an excellant way to become more visible on the rear. Up here in the GWN a brake light "must" be red or we suddenly become a person of interest. Heh heh.