I always ran high beam during the day also, our local Sheriff's dept also recommends to do so. Like you I turn the modulator of while riding in a group for the same reason, and if a cager can't see 14 or 15 bikes coming down the road, the modulator ain't going to help anyway.chevyman1 wrote:The Signal Dynamics modulator runs on both high and low beam but even without a modulator you should run high beam in the daytime.
Other drivers just don't see low beam.
The only time I will turn off the modulator is if I am running with a group other then leading so it doesn't annoy the other riders when they look in there mirror.
Headlight and tail light modulators, what's the consensus?
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You're at a advantage being seen since there are no hills in your state.
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gearheadfla wrote:I always ran high beam during the day also, our local Sheriff's dept also recommends to do so. Like you I turn the modulator of while riding in a group for the same reason, and if a cager can't see 14 or 15 bikes coming down the road, the modulator ain't going to help anyway.chevyman1 wrote:The Signal Dynamics modulator runs on both high and low beam but even without a modulator you should run high beam in the daytime.
Other drivers just don't see low beam.
The only time I will turn off the modulator is if I am running with a group other then leading so it doesn't annoy the other riders when they look in there mirror.