sxty8goats
Senior Member
I'm partial to white over yellow. But Hi-Vis is the way to go.
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Nope, after 20 years of reflective belts in the Army I don't do bright yellow.
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Dayam, I would think that would cause cagers to drive into the ditch, clutching their eyeballs...I don't like wearing one especially. I already have a mostly white lid, and together with a yellow jacket is what the cops here wear.
Every time some joker in a car sees you in his mirror, he slows down.
I don't like wearing one especially. I already have a mostly white lid, and together with a yellow jacket is what the cops here wear.
Every time some joker in a car sees you in his mirror, he slows down.
Every time some joker in a car sees you in his mirror, he slows down.
I completely agree with Tim. When I first started riding, I paid a lot of attention to the other bikes and noted which ones I saw from a mile away and which ones I didn't. By far, the most noticeable were the ones with solid white helmets.Take a look at bikes coming head-on towards you. You really don't even see much of the jacket. Most serious bike\car accidents are with each vehicle facing each other. Typically the car turns in front of the bike.
IMO the best way to be noticed is with a headlight modulator and solid white, yellow or orange helmet.
Tim