Review on CustomTAYLOR33 Intensity Reflective Copyrighted SportsBikes Motorcycle & Powersports by Benjamin Chang

Not legal for use in California unless you paint the front wheels yellow and the rear wheels red. The blue (and any other colors) I ordered is not licensed in any way for use in California. ------------------------------------ -------------------------- -- ------------------------------------------------THE CODE 12 VEHICLE EQUIPMENT [24000 - 28160] (Section 12, enacted by Act 1959, Ch. 3.) CHAPTER 2. Lighting Equipment [24250 - 26106] (Chapter 2, enacted by Act 1959, Ch. 3.) 1959, Ch. 3.) SECTION 15 Light Limits and Installation [25950 - 25952] (Section 15 adopted by Stat. 1959, Ch. 3.) 25950. This section applies to the color of lamps and to all reflectors which emit perceived light of a specified intensity or reflect 0.05 candelas or more per foot. - Incident candle. Unless otherwise specified, the colors of lights and reflectors on a vehicle shall be as follows: (1) Rear side-marker lamps as defined in Section 25100 may be red at the front. (2) The color of the fog lights described in § 24403 may be in the color spectrum from white to yellow. (3) A lighting device according to Section 24255 must primarily emit radiation in the infrared region of the electromagnetic spectrum. Any incident visible light striking the front of the vehicle shall be predominantly yellow-white. Any incident visible light striking the rear of the vehicle must be predominantly red. Incident visible light from a lighting device specified in Section 24255 shall not resemble any other required or permitted lighting device or official traffic control device. (b) Light emitted from all lamps and reflected light from all reflectors when viewed from the rear of the vehicle must be red, except for the following: (1) Brake lights on vehicles manufactured before January 1, 1979 may be rear be yellow. (2) The rear turn signal lights may be amber. (3) Front. Side marker lamps according to Section 25100 may illuminate amber at the rear. (4) Reversing lights must be white at the rear. (5) The rear-facing part of the front reversing turn signal light can be amber at the rear. with the headlights or parking lights switched on, if the intensity of the light emitted is not greater than that of the parking lights and the function of the direction indicator is not impaired. (6) A qualifying reflector installed under Section 24611 shall be red or white or both. (c) All lamps and reflectors visible from the front, side or rear of the vehicle, with the exception of headlamps, may be of any unilluminated colour, provided that the light emitted by all lamps or reflected by all reflectors is of the required colour. With the exception of stand-by lamps, the entire effective projection of the light field from rear-view or side-mounted lamps near the rear of the vehicle shall be covered by an inner lens of the required color when the color of the unilluminated light is different from the desired color of the emitted light. . Taillights, brake lights, and direction indicators that are visible from behind may be white when turned off on vehicles built before January 1, 1974.