[roy_ryall]

For those of you who like to have extremely bright flashing brake lights, you may want to look at this model and the other 3 watt models. I have a pair and they are very bright and really reasonably priced. Since these LEDs are so bright I am thinking about getting a pair of white ones for the front of the bike.

http://www.extremetacticaldynamics.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=51&products_id=84

 

[momule]

I certainly want to be seen by other traffic but I'm afraid that these would be too bright for night time use. I suspect that the local mounties would want to talk to me about that much light.

Still, using them is better than being rear ended......

 

[Scootereno]

Be sure to check with your state's laws on lighting.
They can be tough to find but you'd be surprised how different they are state to state.
If you travel/tour on your scoot you might find you are violating the law and really mess up your planned for expenses.
I also know those types of lights may require a special permit to be used such as for ambulances, private security, utility vehicles, etc...or to be used off the public roadways only.
I sure could make a police bike clone real fast with a bunch of those though.

 

[roy_ryall]

They can be set to not flash.

 

[v8eyedoc]

A few weeks ago, I purchased and mounted 2 Tomar 3 LED strobes in amber on the rear of the trunk lid of my Goldwing GL1800.. which are wired into my brake lights. Available from: www.LSHlights.com

 

[countryartist]

A few weeks ago I got a Back Off brake modulator from my local cycle shop. It works great! Flashes for just a few seconds and then stops.