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PJ @ Feb 26th 2008 7:50PM
Include an "off" switch for the whiners and install this puppy pronto.
To the average, non-enthusiast motorist, anything that increases their own safety and that of others is more valuable than whatever manhood is gained by working without a net.
Besides, if you're the one on the bike, how could it hurt to have the half-awake commuters in cages alerted to your presence?
fawgcutter @ Feb 27th 2008 7:33AM
The fact that the same driver also ignores the "Check Engine" light on this dash ; )
PJ @ Feb 27th 2008 3:44PM
True. Maybe "alerted" is a strong word.
Still, acknowledging the "Check for Motorcycle" light doesn't cost them anything, which removes a pretty big disincentive.