Sports: Re: [DucatiST] The end of the well-lighted road

Best upgrade ever

If you don't own one, you should ... it'll save your arse

Chris

--- In st2_owners@yahoogroups.com, Jack wrote:
>
> Mine also came with the ST2 I bought, some years ago. Having it simply
> means that I can ride at night, which I do not ever try on any of my
> other bikes. I recall a trip to GA with some friends, years ago, when
> my low-beam bulb failed. I had to switch it to high and, in bright
> sunlight, no one would ride in front of me. All said it was blinding
> them in their mirrors. Ãœ
>
> +1 to Jack's comment - best get one while you can. I cannot count the
> times mine has shown me something in the distance that I never would
> have seen until too close to deal with it.
>
> Jack in NC
>
>
> On 2/21/2013 10:46 PM, Jack Ward wrote:
> >
> > Dammit Paul.............I'm getting older and news like this just
> > reinforces that fact. Jennifer and I have moved to the country in the
> > panhandle of Florida. Tonight we pulled the bikes out of the
> > toyhauler......finally. So, not having ridden since last June I hopped
> > on my ST4 and headed out on the road where there is virtually NO light
> > pollution. It is freakin' pitch black out there and my DD headlight
> > cut a path in front of us that is astonishing. I immediately thought
> > of you and your efforts and design to bring an outstanding product to
> > such a small market. I commented to Jennifer when we stopped for
> > dinner that my bike headlight is better than my Dodge truck's.
> >
> > Any of you who plan to keep your ST for as long as I plan to, should
> > make EVERY effort to purchase Paul's headlight before he stops
> > production. You will NEVER regret it. Best accessory you can purchase
> > that may someday save your life.
> >
> > Jack
> >
> >
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