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15-10-08, 07:12 AM | #21 |
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Re: General Visibility & Headlights
^this is a very good point, not one you think about straight away. I think i am going to try to get some reflective strips for my jacket arms. Ideally some black ones that only show when shined on, that should do it.
i am almost certainly going to buy a roll of this- http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/HI-VIZ-REFLECT...d=p3286.c0.m14 what do we think? Last edited by branny; 15-10-08 at 07:27 AM. |
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15-10-08, 11:41 AM | #23 |
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^yes, i spotted that so i ordered one further down the search which was £2.25 + £1 p&p for a 1 metre length.
1 metre should be good, 1 foot on each arm and the rest on my back probably. i will be like a christmas tree |
15-10-08, 11:47 AM | #24 |
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Interesting to see how long it stays stuck to your jacket with wind speed/rain etc
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15-10-08, 11:58 AM | #25 |
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Hmm Blue high vis tape, tempting, if slightly chavvy.
2.5m of it for 5.95 |
15-10-08, 05:49 PM | #26 |
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Things always stray
All still very confusing reading the regulations/ammendments but the Highway code does explain it better |
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Not that long ago, I was working my way down the A5 at a fair old pace, in the early evening (light just starting to fade) and was wearing my high-vis. Cars I came up behind could see bright headlights, and high-vis jacket, on a bike moving quickly - approx 10-12 of them pulled over to the side just to allow me to pass! I gave a cheery wave as they saw the back of the jacket, and they probably realised that it doesn't say "Police" on it. Generally though, I only wear high-vis when it's raining. I'm still waiting to fit my spot lights on the bike so I can see better at night. |
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Not that long ago, I was working my way down the A5 at a fair old pace, in the early evening (light just starting to fade) and was wearing my high-vis. Cars I came up behind could see bright headlights, and high-vis jacket, on a bike moving quickly - approx 10-12 of them pulled over to the side just to allow me to pass! I gave a cheery wave as they saw the back of the jacket, and they probably realised that it doesn't say "Police" on it.
It didn't say Hedley did it ?? |
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