I also had the thought that if a drunk driver is pulling up behind you and 
weaving around, that might not be a good time to shine a blinding white light 
in his eyes.  Just a guess.  ;)

------------
Patrick Lenon



> From: [email protected]
> To: [email protected]; [email protected]
> Date: Mon, 15 Feb 2010 23:59:57 -0600
> Subject: Re: [Bikies] this is just too cool!
> 
> From:                 Patrick Lenon <[email protected]>
> 
> > 
> > Great, does it perform a sobriety test too?  ;)
> > 
> 
> Yup; if you can't figure out how to light it up, you're too drunk to ride....
> 
> The seat post mount doesn't make it compatible with "all bicycle types" as 
> advertised. 
> The seatpost on my Rans semi-recumbent is waaaay bigger than that clamp could 
> handle, and 
> at about a 45-dgree angle.
> 
> And that white light had better point DOWNward. Any white light pointed 
> rearward, by 
> state law in every state here in the US, means REVERSE. The stylized photos 
> don't shed 
> much light (pun intended) on how this thing really operates, but if it 
> projects the white 
> light the way it appears to, that's just hanging a "pull me over" sign on 
> your back.
> 
> Oh, and "...no need for additional safety apparel such as safety vests..." -- 
> tee hee.
> 
> It's got merits, and modes promise, but it's no panacea (no one gadget is).
> ---------------------
> Paul T. O'Leary
> Chronic Nuisance
> Madison WI  USA
> 
                                          
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