BackOFF Brake Light Module

[Hawkeye_imp]

I installed a BackOff module. All the wires can be accessed directly under the document compartment along the left frame rail. I flat-mounted the module on the forward part of the rear fender, using the sticky tape or whatever was provided but also secured it with a silicone band I had laying around from a GPS mount for a bicycle. I guess I need to go get you an image...

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Ulvetanna,

Many thanks for your much appreciated details and photo; they are very helpful!

May I ask if you soldered the wires, or did you use another type of connection?

Thanks again!

Ulvetanna,

Many thanks for your much appreciated details and photo; they are very helpful!

May I ask if you soldered the wires, or did you use another type of connection?

Thanks again! As I recall, I used the standard crimp-type connectors on all connections. I like this module, I really do feel it helps get a bit more attention. I ride in a lot of traffic so it seems to be a good modification.

Ulvetanna,

Many thanks for your much appreciated details and photo; they are very helpful!

May I ask if you soldered the wires, or did you use another type of connection?

Thanks again! As I recall, I used the standard crimp-type connectors on all connections. I like this module, I really do feel it helps get a bit more attention. I ride in a lot of traffic so it seems to be a good modification.
Ulvetanna,

Thanks for your response.

I researched a number of flashing brake light devices; many claimed to have the most advanced and/or best flashing patterns, but the BackOFF appealed to me the most.

Thanks again for your help!

[Ulvetanna_imp]

I installed a BackOff module. All the wires can be accessed directly under the document compartment along the left frame rail. I flat-mounted the module on the forward part of the rear fender, using the sticky tape or whatever was provided but also secured it with a silicone band I had laying around from a GPS mount for a bicycle. I guess I need to go get you an image...

[attachment=5525]

Ulvetanna,

Many thanks for your much appreciated details and photo; they are very helpful!

May I ask if you soldered the wires, or did you use another type of connection?

Thanks again!

Ulvetanna,

Many thanks for your much appreciated details and photo; they are very helpful!

May I ask if you soldered the wires, or did you use another type of connection?

Thanks again! As I recall, I used the standard crimp-type connectors on all connections. I like this module, I really do feel it helps get a bit more attention. I ride in a lot of traffic so it seems to be a good modification.

Ulvetanna,

Many thanks for your much appreciated details and photo; they are very helpful!

May I ask if you soldered the wires, or did you use another type of connection?

Thanks again! As I recall, I used the standard crimp-type connectors on all connections. I like this module, I really do feel it helps get a bit more attention. I ride in a lot of traffic so it seems to be a good modification.
Ulvetanna,

Thanks for your response.

I researched a number of flashing brake light devices; many claimed to have the most advanced and/or best flashing patterns, but the BackOFF appealed to me the most.

Thanks again for your help!

Outstanding, let us know how it turns out.

[Tezza_imp]

I fitted one of these back in 2014. Works well with standard globe and has many programmable features.
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/G1-CAR-MOTORC...Swal5YEQvO

[Ulvetanna_imp]

I fitted one of these back in 2014. Works well with standard globe and has many programmable features.
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/G1-CAR-MOTORC...Swal5YEQvO

30 bucks, not bad at all.