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The C-14, aka Kawasaki Concours-14, the new one :) => Accessories and modifications - C14/GTR 1400 => Topic started by: MGvaleri on February 01, 2013, 09:49:13 AM
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Final; New Sound, brake light on the helmet with camera shooting with a 360 ° horizontal, center stand operated by the rider.
http://youtu.be/j9l-JJ10yPE (http://youtu.be/j9l-JJ10yPE)
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Hmmm, brake light on the helmet, that's a good idea! How is it wired?
A self-contained unit with an accelerometer would be great but since the light comes on at the exact same moment as the bike's brake light I assume it's wired to the bike.
Wouldn't a helmet with a built in unit such as I described above be a good idea?
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So MG, did you get a new swing arm and final drive or did you get a new bike?
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Hmmm, brake light on the helmet, that's a good idea! How is it wired?
A self-contained unit with an accelerometer would be great but since the light comes on at the exact same moment as the bike's brake light I assume it's wired to the bike.
Wouldn't a helmet with a built in unit such as I described above be a good idea?
I would like to know this as well?
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Hmmm, brake light on the helmet, that's a good idea! How is it wired?
A self-contained unit with an accelerometer would be great but since the light comes on at the exact same moment as the bike's brake light I assume it's wired to the bike.
Wouldn't a helmet with a built in unit such as I described above be a good idea?
it's wired to the bike
http://youtu.be/xa898jtYDkI (http://youtu.be/xa898jtYDkI)
So MG, did you get a new swing arm and final drive or did you get a new bike?
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I fixed everything, no new bike.
MGvalerio. 8)
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I would have used a wireless connection because I'm sure one forgets to disconnet the wires when dismounting from the bike... ::)
Anyway, how could you doubt that Valerio could fix his bike making it even better than before the accident??? ;)
Bravo, Valerio! :chugbeer:
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I would have used a wireless connection because I'm sure one forgets to disconnet the wires when dismounting from the bike... ::)
Well, that depends. I used to use wired for audio, so I was already used to connecting and disconnecting the helmet. Wireless can be a pain, because it means BATTERIES and worrying about if it is charged, and having to charge it, and remembering to turn it off and on, etc.
Nothing can be perfect.
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Nothing can be perfect.
I disagree... ;)
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I disagree... ;)
LOL! Well, you just keep right on trying :)
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I would have used a wireless connection because I'm sure one forgets to disconnet the wires when dismounting from the bike... ::)
Bravo, Valerio! :chugbeer:
not much different than if you wear electrically heated clothing....it doesn't take to many "ooops" to remember to unplug. ;)