alanstar

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Hi
Can anyone out there reccomend a signal canceler for my British Rocket 3 and how to install it
thanks
alanstar
 
I have used the tailBlazer, pathBlazer and signalMinder on my two previous bikes. They are all great pieces for those who desire max conspicuity. They're all high quality items, easy to install and the company backs their products, has great support and is very responsive to the consumer.

Glad I could help any and all concerned, skip! Here's their main site:

https://www.kisantech.com/

BTW, they are always interested to assist with group buys (hint, hint). Of course, if anyone here wants to organize such a thing they will need to gain approval from the authorities here.;)
 
I don't know if Easternbeaver has anything for signals, but his brake light modulator is really cool. It has different algorithms so that it doesn't just flash the same all the time and get annoying for the guys who have to follow you. I'm trying to get him the plug information so that he can make them plug and play, but I'm having one hell of a time. The Triumph brake light plug that's located under the right side cover is like an automotive style and I can't seem to supply him with the necessary information for him to order the right parts. If someone has what he needs to get the right plugs, he is offering that person half off the modulator.
If he has anything for turn signals you can bet it's the highest quality, his work is top notch.
 
I fitted the Kissan relay about 10,000 miles ago and it works just fine . The only problem is that I have to cancell the indicator after a turn anyway or the switch wont work the next time you try. To get it to work properly you need to modify the inside of the switch.
It is still an effective safety thing as I had been forgetting to cancel now i remember at the next turn lol.
 
That is not how the unit should work, so I'd say that it is almost definitely a defective unit, Doug. The signal should self-cancel after a predetermined number of flashes , which you should have programmed in to the unit when it was installed. Of course, when you are stopped with your brakes on, say at a light or a stop sign, the predetermined number of flashes and ensuing signal cancellation do not commence until the brake(s) is/are released. If you didn't program it properly, no problem, it's a simple fix. Otherwise, I'd that you call or email Kisan and tell them about this problem!
 
The unit does cancel after the set number of flashes, the point I was trying to make is that the switch unit wont work again untill I press the cancel button.
 
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