| Author | Message | ||
     Catfish_ssffss |
Has anybody used the Project R integrated tail light? Here is the link on ebay: http://m.ebay.com/itm/351219476407?_mwBanner=1&_tr ksid=p2056016.l4276 I'm debating the Project R and the Motodynamic one. They are about the same price. | ||
| Jolly |
I have three Buells and one Moto Guzzi all with the same Moto Dynamics tail light and havnt had a single issue.... Just saw that other one for the first time a few days ago, don't have any experience with it.... | ||
| Catfish_ssffss |
Thank you Jolly. I might just go with the Motodynamics, since I can only find reviews on it. However, the Project R cones with a 24 month warranty. | ||
| Jolly |
My oldest Moto Dynamics light is probably at least 4 yrs old, maybe 5 now.... not a single issue | ||
| Catfish_ssffss |
I ended up ordering the motodynamic one. | ||
| Jolly |
While your wiring it up and testing each circuit if it starts acting funny, inconsistent operation/functions, its a low battery...... Trust me, I trouble shot for hours the first time I wired one up.... Doesn't seem to draw the battery down at all while running though. | ||
| Schwiiing |
Been running the Motodynamics with the sequential integrated turn signals for about two years, now. Simple to install. No issues so far. If you get the one w/ the sequential turn signals (not sure about the standard flash model) you need to have the bike running to get the turn signals to work. You can test the brake light with the bike off, just not the turn signals. | ||
| Catfish_ssffss |
Cool, thanks for info guys. Always nice to have a lil foresight before tackling a project. |
