Signal light beeper

biggmoppy · 05-19-2009

Picked up one of Glen's signal light beepers for my 1300 R. Installed it last night in less than 20 minutes and it does the trick.
My wife saw how it works and wants one for her Shadow Aero.
tks Glen

don3932 · 05-19-2009

Have had mine for two years ... never forget the signal anymore.

Don

gerdy1959 · 05-19-2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by biggmoppy

Picked up one of Glen's signal light beepers for my 1300 R. Installed it last night in less than 20 minutes and it does the trick.
My wife saw how it works and wants one for her Shadow Aero.
tks Glen

I took mine off this winter and you can have it if you PM me your address....it did the trick for me for a year and now I am better at turning them off.

xblue · 05-19-2009

I have been trying to program my brain to always remember to turn them off and it does not always work.

I am trying not to buy the Turn Signal Reminder but I think I am going to have to get one.
Maybe I have to do like gerdy1959, have one for one year so I can learn to turn them off.

Shak · 05-19-2009

I was certain I wasn't the only one who forgot to turn the darn thing off.

Shak

dearsleigher · 05-19-2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by gerdy1959

I took mine off this winter and you can have it if you PM me your address....it did the trick for me for a year and now I am better at turning them off.

Turn Signal Beeper Learning Aid
I may have to add this on my product info page.

Enjoy your ride.
Glen

Milkmaster · 05-19-2009

Installed mine last week. (Glen's VTX) Works like a charm.

I rode this past weekend and did not forget one time while hearing that darn beeping!

Now the fellow riders tell me they can hear me riding behind them when we come up to a turn. It doesn't really beep that much, since it is off while the brake is on.

I would like at some point to do something better than the little splice connectors that came with it. Never have liked those type that cut through the wire insulation.

scuba57 · 05-19-2009

I got one from glen last summer. Even after forty years of motorcycling I still find myself driving down the road with the blinkers on. Glenn's beeper did the trick for me. I never forget to turn the darn things off.

TennX · 05-19-2009

I have had one for a couple of years and it works great, unfortunately Ive had to start wearing plugs, but those around me still love it.

Scooter Geezer · 05-19-2009

Never forget to turn your blinkers off again. With Blinker Buddy, there is no need to dangerously look down at a crucial moment to see if they are still on. Avoid getting hit by someone who thinks you are turning.

Blinker Buddy is easy to install, simple to use and works automatically with your existing turn signals, alerting you that the directional signal is active and reminds you to turn it off. It may save your life!

woody3 · 05-19-2009

Lights a blinking and you're a winking. Some riders may leave the signals on all the time, getting good vibes.

Geez1300 · 05-19-2009

I have Glen's turn signal beeper. Installation was easy, but it was a little too loud for me. I cut a piece of inner tube to insulate the beeper. I have the volume right where I want it and it works great. Thanks Glen!

Psycho rider · 05-19-2009

I have had mine going on my third season. Now when I am going down the road I swear I hear it beeping. I have to look down and see if I forgot to turn it off. It is, then I think I can't see it.

It does work, just to good.

Thanks, Glen

Scooter Geezer · 05-19-2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by woody3

Lights a blinking and you're a winking. Some riders may leave the signals on all the time, getting good vibes.

This crowd is just too straight. They won't loosen up. I give up. I'm going to bed.

deang55 · 07-01-2009

This is a great little gadget!! Not only it is really useful for its original purpose as a reminder to shut off the turn signal, it is so loud I have warned drivers with the beeping noise when I think the person is about to do something stupid!! Deano on the Mississippi Gulf Coast

scarter · 07-01-2009

I've had Glen's signal for a couple of years and it's a great add on for all the reasons mentioned; it was easy to install, and when you're in a line of traffic the beep may make alert the cagers on their cell phones that you are there and intend to move. Don't know about the seat vibrator. It sounds a little too exciting for my tastes.

Terry Dill · 07-01-2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by biggmoppy

Picked up one of Glen's signal light beepers for my 1300 R. Installed it last night in less than 20 minutes and it does the trick.
My wife saw how it works and wants one for her Shadow Aero.
tks Glen

I made my own from Radio Shack parts. Also because I made my own, I can link the left and right together on the opposite side of the diodes, install a switch on the handlebars and have emergency 4-ways.

Rick H · 07-01-2009

Great Idea . Where do I order from and how much ?:

dearsleigher · 07-01-2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rick H

Great Idea . Where do I order from and how much ?:

Thanks for looking at us.

floptop 454 · 07-14-2009

Doesn't matter how great you and the bike look, It's hard to look cool with your turn signal on.

overkill · 07-15-2009

Has anyone installed the signalminder? Found it on Biker Highway web site, looks like it would be nice to have- one of the few things I like about Harley's is the fact the turn signals go off automatically plus this gives you the ability to have 4 way flashers. Thanks for your opinion.

Brian36 · 03-17-2010

Everything from ordering to installing was best I've ever dealt with a online purchase. Good Quality and price of product, packing, super fast shipping, instructions with good pictures ( had It installed in a jiffy and it worked

)
This beeper is a must for me and may just save my life!
Thank You, I'm so glad I found you guys great doing business with you.

Very happy customer

Brian

05-19-2009	#1
biggmoppy Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Orillia, Ontario Posts: 56	Signal light beeper Picked up one of Glen's signal light beepers for my 1300 R. Installed it last night in less than 20 minutes and it does the trick. My wife saw how it works and wants one for her Shadow Aero. tks Glen __________________ Handle every situation the way a dog would. If you can't Eat it or Screw it. Piss on it and Walk Away, life is too short

05-19-2009	#2
don3932 Member Join Date: May 2007 Location: Edison, NJ Posts: 83	Have had mine for two years ... never forget the signal anymore. Don __________________ 06 VTX1300S Candy Black Cherry Honda windshield, light bar, lowers, saddle bags, backrest, luggage carrier BadX Seat mod, Glenns headlight extension, CNC drivers backrest Kuryakyn highway pegs, chrome covers, and fender louvers

05-19-2009	#4
xblue Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Kissimmee, Florida Posts: 539	I have been trying to program my brain to always remember to turn them off and it does not always work. I am trying not to buy the Turn Signal Reminder but I think I am going to have to get one. Maybe I have to do like gerdy1959, have one for one year so I can learn to turn them off. __________________ Ride Safe 06 1300R Blue Last edited by xblue; 05-19-2009 at 03:37 PM. Reason: mispell

05-19-2009	#5
Shak Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Chateauguay, Quebec, Canada Posts: 450	I was certain I wasn't the only one who forgot to turn the darn thing off. Shak __________________ A GPS is a $500 dollar reason not to stop and ask for directions. Red Green: Procrastination is like being intimate. The best things come at the end. 04 1300C BadX seat mod, Paladin backrest.

05-19-2009	#7
Milkmaster Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Murfreesboro, TN Posts: 429	Installed mine last week. (Glen's VTX) Works like a charm. I rode this past weekend and did not forget one time while hearing that darn beeping! Now the fellow riders tell me they can hear me riding behind them when we come up to a turn. It doesn't really beep that much, since it is off while the brake is on. I would like at some point to do something better than the little splice connectors that came with it. Never have liked those type that cut through the wire insulation. __________________ Milkmaster '05 1300R "Political Correctness is a doctrine, fostered by a delusional, illogical minority, and rabidly promoted by an unscrupulous mainstream media, which holds forth the proposition that it is entirely possible to pick up a turd by the clean end."

05-19-2009	#8
scuba57 Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Bozeman, MT. Posts: 166	I got one from glen last summer. Even after forty years of motorcycling I still find myself driving down the road with the blinkers on. Glenn's beeper did the trick for me. I never forget to turn the darn things off. __________________ '08 VTX 1300T, CNC backrest, Rivco passenger floorboards, relocation arms. Honda windshield, driver floorboards and saddlebags, Risers, Ultimate seat

05-19-2009	#9
TennX Old Goat Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Memphis Tn. "Thank ya,Thank ya very much" VTXOA # 22,032 Posts: 13,865	I have had one for a couple of years and it works great, unfortunately Ive had to start wearing plugs, but those around me still love it. __________________ PWF "Proud Crapper #39" "Member of The Mid-South Board # 14" 2006 CBC CeTro/Darkside Foots http://s29.photobucket.com/albums/c2...%20and%20mods/ AND A DARKSIDER "

05-19-2009	#10
Scooter Geezer Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Wakulla County, Florida Posts: 607	Blinker Buddy Never forget to turn your blinkers off again. With Blinker Buddy, there is no need to dangerously look down at a crucial moment to see if they are still on. Avoid getting hit by someone who thinks you are turning. Blinker Buddy is easy to install, simple to use and works automatically with your existing turn signals, alerting you that the directional signal is active and reminds you to turn it off. It may save your life!

05-19-2009	#11
woody3 Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: N/W Cincinnati, Ohio Posts: 349	Lights a blinking and you're a winking. Some riders may leave the signals on all the time, getting good vibes. __________________ [SIGPIC] '03 Red 1300-s Retro.

05-19-2009	#12
Geez1300 Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Central Illinois Posts: 133	I have Glen's turn signal beeper. Installation was easy, but it was a little too loud for me. I cut a piece of inner tube to insulate the beeper. I have the volume right where I want it and it works great. Thanks Glen! __________________ 2007 1300c D-Paired, Clayton Mod, BadX Seat, PepsX Stand Glens Turn Signal Reminder & Permanent Mount A/F Screw

05-19-2009	#13
Psycho rider Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Painesville, Ohio Posts: 451	I have had mine going on my third season. Now when I am going down the road I swear I hear it beeping. I have to look down and see if I forgot to turn it off. It is, then I think I can't see it. It does work, just to good. Thanks, Glen __________________ Last edited by Psycho rider; 05-19-2009 at 11:18 PM.

07-01-2009	#16
scarter Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Rifle Colorado Posts: 81	I've had Glen's signal for a couple of years and it's a great add on for all the reasons mentioned; it was easy to install, and when you're in a line of traffic the beep may make alert the cagers on their cell phones that you are there and intend to move. Don't know about the seat vibrator. It sounds a little too exciting for my tastes. __________________ Steve, K0GUZ 2006 VTX 1300R

07-01-2009	#18
Rick H Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 25	Glens signal beeper Great Idea . Where do I order from and how much ?:

07-14-2009	#20
floptop 454 Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Traverse City, Michigan Posts: 1,081	Doesn't matter how great you and the bike look, It's hard to look cool with your turn signal on. __________________

07-15-2009	#21
overkill Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Phoenix Az Posts: 17	Has anyone installed the signalminder? Found it on Biker Highway web site, looks like it would be nice to have- one of the few things I like about Harley's is the fact the turn signals go off automatically plus this gives you the ability to have 4 way flashers. Thanks for your opinion.

03-17-2010	#22
Brian36 Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: michigan Posts: 1	Best Ever Everything from ordering to installing was best I've ever dealt with a online purchase. Good Quality and price of product, packing, super fast shipping, instructions with good pictures ( had It installed in a jiffy and it worked) This beeper is a must for me and may just save my life! Thank You, I'm so glad I found you guys great doing business with you. Very happy customer Brian

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