Just wondering if anyone has one? do they work. Hate being stuck a a red light for 15+ minutes waiting for a car to come so i can turn [bang]
lots of people put high power neo magnets on their oil filter....me included....and i'm pretty sure they're stronger than the stop light triggers.
i have noticed no difference in stop light action. so i'd say drop 10 or 15 bucks on a magnet for your filter and maybe it'll work for lights. but i've seen some of those triggers run like 30 so probably just a waste of the extra money.
i believe they are neodymium magnets. You can just ebay those for pretty cheap.
I just run the lights. If a cop is in the area, i usually just give them a wave, point to hte light and go ahead. Just be safe on the turn.
Quote from: He Man on June 20, 2008, 06:27:43 AM
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I just run the lights. If a cop is in the area, i usually just give them a wave, point to hte light and go ahead. Just be safe on the turn.
I'll wait and see if it changes after one "cycle " (or less) then just run the light
+1 on being safe BTW
Just turn off your bike and then start it up again. The starter is a big electromagnet and it is the lowest point. It usually works for me.
Quote from: flsurfdog on June 20, 2008, 04:29:31 AM
lots of people put high power neo magnets on their oil filter....me included....and i'm pretty sure they're stronger than the stop light triggers.
i have noticed no difference in stop light action. so i'd say drop 10 or 15 bucks on a magnet for your filter and maybe it'll work for lights. but i've seen some of those triggers run like 30 so probably just a waste of the extra money.
I have a couple lights that would never change until I got the neo magnets on the oil filter. Plus, I figure it helps filter any nasties out of the oil. Bonus. But yeah, restarting your bike supposedly works also.
Andy