Route 100 offramp to 724, going North. Abrir

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motocyclist (Visitante)

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46683

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South Pottstown

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em 16/07/2010

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This light does not change for motorcyclists. Coming off Rt 100 N bound to 724 (Wawa to the right, mall to the left), the light does not catch motorcyclist. Rocking back and forth does not help, you have to literally wait for another vehicle (not a motorcycle) to come down the offramp to change the light. You could try to pull out to turn left, without traffic present, but you know there would be a patrol car there that day. It's really ridiculous that you have to wait so long, waited as long as 7 minutes! Call me stupid, but I don't want the aggrivation or ticket! Please fix!

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ghost rider (Visitante)

If you are stuck for more than one light cycle, you may proceed if traffic is clear. If you would be ticked for it , it will get thrown out in court. There are some items you can place on the lower portion of the frame on your bike to assist in triggering the sensors , but most are garbage and do not work. You may try placing the bike over the corners of the sensor strips on the road. That works for me on my rice burner.

16/07/2010 · Sinalizar Sinalizado
motorcyclist (Visitante)

I'm sorry to say that I don't trust that it will be thrown out in court. Plus, personal safety, I wouldn't run a red light, esp. on a bike. It doesn't really seem to matter if my bike rolls over those areas. I still sit there for several minutes before a car or truck makes the light change. Thanks for your input, though.

19/07/2010 · Sinalizar Sinalizado
Anonymous (Visitante)

attach simple neoprene magnets onto the bottom of the bike frame. You'll find this happens at many intersections because motorcycles don't contain enough metal to activate lights.

26/10/2010 · Sinalizar Sinalizado
Mike (Visitante)

I agree this should be fixed, but yes a small powerful magnet usually does the trick or actually revving the engine a bit as it increases the electromagnetic field generated by the bike's charging system. Depending on how loud the bike is this may be too loud at night though. But a small powerful magnet would do the trick.

22/11/2010 · Sinalizar Sinalizado

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