Auxiliary Lamps On or Off While Riding

[RUSHMORE_14]

Always on!

 

[Iceman24]

Daytime driving lights = always on for me. Can't have enough illumination when it comes to safety.

 

[Kansasjase]

except they go off when high beams are turned on.

Mine does that too... always seemed strange to me.

 

[bcortani]

always on...Just a note. In my line of work we respond with lights and siren. In a pursuit course, going over liability issues should we become involved in an accident, they showed us a film in which a cop car was coming from about 2 miles away on a straight stretch down a small hill towards the camera. With the red and blues flashing, the siren on, here is the order of visual notice: Headlights (even tho light bar should have been seen first as it crested hill) amber flashers, reds, blues, then siren. for what its worth.

 

[gator508]

Gotta go with on all the time, provides more visibility to other drivers out there.

 

[skywarrior]

Lost a friend to someone that "I din't see him" was all the driver could say. All she got was a Failure to yield ticket.

On all the time.

 

[paulmack]

Absolutely o all the time.

 

[kzoo]

Thanks all. Never even thought about the extra visibility...Turned them on this morning for the COLD commute and will leave them on!

 

[johnpem]

Hi new here but i'll throw in my 2 cents.
on all the time except when riding in a group, easier to keep track of the bikes behind and less distracting to the guys up front, i think.
JP(onemorethatsit)

 

[Bikergeek]

The headlight just isn't enough visibility for the oncoming traffic during the day so my auxiliary lights are on during the day. Will not leave home without them (on).