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From the advanced rider's course page header on MSF.
Bike of choice is showcased, of course. :rockon:
From the advanced rider's course page header on MSF.
Bike of choice is showcased, of course. :rockon:
Apologies if someone else already pointed this out.
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Mattberkshire
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And it's non-standard. Both headlights are working.
SovietRobot
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Don't the british models have pointy turn signals like that?
cv_rider
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Good catch! I wonder if Yamaha had to pay extra for that product placement advertisement.
bmccrary
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No. Because if they did, the model would not have that dual light. Would have had to been a spec bike or else it would be considered false advertising from them.
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Well, theoretically, it may just be riding with the High-Beam on???
bmccrary
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Well, theoretically, it may just be riding with the High-Beam on???
Could be, the the difference in light out put seems minimal. Could also be due to the angle of the light with respect to the camera. But with a standard highbeam I would think there would be a greater difference in visible light, even at that angle.
-bryan
nice find.
