No one told me . . . self cancelling turn signals - how cool is that

[R3Tex]

No rockets have hazard lights that I'm aware of unless it is the new touring models...I have a design to install them on my roadster, but haven't got around to it yet.

 

[jthree]

My VTX had neither self cancelling nor hazard lights. The latter scored me a demerit point on my road test for not using four ways when stopped

A retrofit kit would be on my Christmas list for sure. Nothing more embarrassing (not to mention dangerous) when you look down and realize it's been on for miles

 

[GRAMPY]

Yep...14 Touring has the self canceling signals. Triumph must be one of the last Mfr. to install this wanted feature. I had the buzz buddy on my Valkyrie seat to remind me to make sure I did indeed cancel. It vibrates with the signal light.

I'd prob' enjoy it too much, & keep it on----

 

[Gregger]

It vibrates with the signal light.

hmmmmmm...... anything else?

 

[CanberraR3]

I want to know if this can be retrofitted into a Roadster.

There's an aftermarket flasher relay you can buy for about $80 that is not only self cancelling but is programable to provide hazard lights and some other features I recall. I meant to buy one a while back but must have forgotten about it. I'll post a link if/ when I can find it AND can remember to do so.

 

[HansO]

I have fitted the "signal minder" and while it is good it is also a pain at times as it hates water and goes crazy but it can also be used as a hazard light by pushing to one side 4 times a second apart thus activating all four lights


http://kisantech.com/mag/index.php/signalminder/sm-3m.html

 

[1olbull]

There's an aftermarket flasher relay you can buy for about $80 that is not only self cancelling but is programable to provide hazard lights and some other features I recall. I meant to buy one a while back but must have forgotten about it. I'll post a link if/ when I can find it AND can remember to do so.

Signal Minder is what I used.
Works as advertised; however it's based upon time setting and not the lean angle, therefor, the 10 sec is too short for waiting at a signal and the longer times can remain on well after a turn is completed.
http://kisantech.com/mag/index.php/signalminder.html?p=1

 

[HansO]

Signal Minder is what I used.
Works as advertised; however it's based upon time setting and not the lean angle, therefor, the 10 sec is too short for waiting at a signal and the longer times can remain on well after a turn is completed.
http://kisantech.com/mag/index.php/signalminder.html?p=1

actually ten seconds is prefect cos as you start braking and sit at traffic signal you have hand or foot on brake while ever a brake is applied the signal minder pauses the timer and the indicator will keep flashing till you let of the brake

 

[1olbull]

actually ten seconds is prefect cos as you start braking and sit at traffic signal you have hand or foot on brake while ever a brake is applied the signal minder pauses the timer and the indicator will keep flashing till you let of the brake

Not mine!

 

[HansO]

Not mine!

supposed to better check you set it up right did you make the connections to the brake light with the included wiring as it has to be for the timer to pause while brakes are activated, all the instruction were there if not a little criptic