2010 Honda Goldwing

[Tri-State PSE]

2010 Honda Goldwing Motorcycle


(8) Axixtech SE4's


Custom Brackets

 

[hvfd525]

very nice job! looks real good

 

[TheZach]

very classy

 

[FreshDave04]

Looks really good! Is this a POV or a service motorcycle?

 

[Tri-State PSE]

Thanks!


It's actually a Retired Dayton Ohio Police Officer's personal motorcycle.


He's part of the "Blue Knights" Motorcycle club. (Current/Retired LEO's)


He needed the lighting for Escort Details, LEO Funerals, Etc.

 

[nerdly_dood]

He needed the lighting for Escort Details, LEO Funerals, Etc.

I was gonna suggest a strobe-kebab but I guess if it's not used for emergency work then upper-level warning isn't really necessary...

 

[medicandy]

very cool. Looks great.

 

[norcalbusa]

Cupholder, just perfect.

 

[FireEMSPolice]

It looks like the pics get cut off. Can you resize?

 

[Tri-State PSE]

Yeah, I noticed that too. Let me see what I can do...

 

[ohi007]

um...... BLUE on a priv owned bike in ohio??????

 

[Tri-State PSE]

Resized...

 

[RMBROWN]

Nice looking bike really like it

 

[TritonBoulder47]

Very nice man...

 

[MATT3045]

um...... BLUE on a priv owned bike in ohio??????

Thanks!
It's actually a Retired Dayton Ohio Police Officer's personal motorcycle.


He's part of the "Blue Knights" Motorcycle club. (Current/Retired LEO's)


He needed the lighting for Escort Details, LEO Funerals, Etc.

I think that there is no problem with that, as long as he is not using them everyday to zip through town.

 

[kadetklapp]

I like the thin blue line theme, very cool.

 

[Stendec]

I think that there is no problem with that, as long as he is not using them everyday to zip through town.

It's cool, the Ohio Revised Code governs the display of operating lights, not possession. This may also be a case of a guy who is "retired" but still maintaining a commission, so technically he could still be a LEO.


We need to get the use of blue lights attached to HR218, so retired guys could have guns AND cruisers. Which defeats the whole purpose of retiring.

 

[MATT3045]

It's cool, the Ohio Revised Code governs the display of operating lights, not possession. This may also be a case of a guy who is "retired" but still maintaining a commission, so technically he could still be a LEO.


We need to get the use of blue lights attached to HR218, so retired guys could have guns AND cruisers. Which defeats the whole purpose of retiring.

That is correct, but him operating them could be technically a violation. Anybody can own any color light they want, but the moment said light is turned on is when the problem occurs.

 

[pdk9]

looks good!