@drfubar would love to field that question I'm certain of it.Why is everyone putting whips on these?
everyone isn't.Why is everyone putting whips on these?
You should try it, the response is immediate!everyone isn't.
Just to be cool. I dont have them. I've not added anything that didn't have a function or a purpose. But I've found out some of the whips work with signal lights, so I'm thinking of adding them now since they would have a purpose. Also that would make me cool too.Why is everyone putting whips on these?
yeah,no whips,skidplate,snorkel,2nd battery,aftermarket rims,lightbars,heat fan .....You should try it, the response is immediate!
Do you even own a SxS?yeah,no whips,skidplate,snorkel,2nd battery,aftermarket rims,lightbars,heat fan .....
i have everything i need,nothing i don't. 😁Do you even own a SxS?
I mean that sounds a lot to me like joining HondaSxS but not joining the Pub.
I thought they were stupid until I was on a group ride at night, it was a little dusty so every body was staying spaced out, I could see all the turns that the group made, that's when I got mine.Just to be cool. I dont have them. I've not added anything that didn't have a function or a purpose. But I've found out some of the whips work with signal lights, so I'm thinking of adding them now since they would have a purpose. Also that would make me cool too.
I get what your saying but I also believe in the situation you experienced it still wouldn’t of helped.Like Smitty335, riding in dusty conditions, at night in woods, is someone's stopped, you can see thru the bushes around the corner.
I got a Buggy Whips white model rated at 17,000 lumens. I'm street legal in Texas and it adds some safety visibility from the rear from drunks and impaired drivers.
In the late 80s, I got rear ended on a sunny day. I was sitting at a stop light and he was going over 45 mph. Totalled my car. Decided to never repeat that again.
For me, it's worth the peace of mind.
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He was such a fan. 🤣@drfubar would love to field that question I'm certain of it.
2 reasons, 1- safety, 2- easy to follow at night in the woods, and 3 they are cool, the kids love them.Why is everyone putting whips on these?
During the day time, faster riding I tuck them under the roof, no flopping or banging, night just untuck them, slower riding.Are there flexible whip lights so the trees don't break them in tight woods riding? Or would they swing wildly out of control when riding? How far can a rigidly mounted light bend when snagged?