Unboxing and Installing the INNOVV Blind Spot Detection System for Motorcycles

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Blind spot detection systems on motorcycles can enhance safety by addressing one of the inherent challenges riders face - limited visibility. Here are several reasons why blind spot detection systems are beneficial for motorcycles:
1. *Increased Awareness:* Motorcycles, due to their smaller size, can be easily overlooked by other vehicles, especially in blind spots. Blind spot detection systems use sensors to monitor adjacent lanes and provide alerts to the rider when there's a vehicle in their blind spot, increasing their awareness of potential dangers.
2. *Collision Prevention:* The primary goal of blind spot detection systems is to help prevent collisions. By warning the rider of vehicles in their blind spot, these systems provide an additional layer of safety, reducing the risk of collisions during lane changes or overtaking maneuvers.
3. *Lane Change Assistance:* When a rider intends to change lanes, the blind spot detection system can provide timely warnings if there's a vehicle in the intended path. This helps riders make more informed decisions and avoid potential collisions.
4. *Improved Rider Confidence:* Knowing that there's a system actively monitoring blind spots can boost a rider's confidence on the road. This increased confidence may lead to more assertive and safer riding practices.
5. *Adaptability to Riding Conditions:* Blind spot detection systems are designed to work in various weather and lighting conditions, providing consistent assistance to riders regardless of the environment. This adaptability is crucial for maintaining safety in diverse riding situations.
6. *Integration with Other Safety Features:* Blind spot detection systems can complement other safety features, such as ABS (Anti-lock Braking System) and traction control, creating a comprehensive safety package for the motorcycle rider.
7. *Reduction of Human Errors:* Riders, like drivers, can make mistakes or overlook potential hazards. Blind spot detection systems act as an additional set of "eyes" to help mitigate the impact of human errors and enhance overall safety.
It's important to note that while blind spot detection systems can be valuable safety tools, they should not replace basic riding skills and the rider's responsibility to stay vigilant on the road. These systems are meant to be aids, and riders should continue to practice safe riding habits and remain aware of their surroundings.

[@gphilipc2031]

Good assist for us older riders. Head snapping can hurt at times.

[@dancingwiththedogsdj]

Great video and looks like a good product as well! Have a wonderful day!

[@VehicleHunter]

Thank you! You too!

[@john-wq8kf]

I still think head check is always the way to go although I have two little wide angle mirrors stuck to my main mirrors. I feel that the more distractions we have on our bars are a no no, I followed a guy through part of a city here in the uk he spent so much time looking at whatever it was gps or phone dunno but he went into a stopped car luckily at nearly a stop but hey it could have been worse

[@FranciscoGalicia]

Thanks for sharing.

[@VehicleHunter]

Thanks for watching!

[@reddog907]

I know a life is worth more than $300 but this is a pretty rich price.

[@VehicleHunter]

It is, definately one of those splurges that sometimes we do. I do wish that it came standard on some motorcycles.

[@kevindarkstar]

This is the problem with these things, a literally spiders Web of wires all over the bike, good tho they may be

[@n6dl321]

wrong color. yellow is for 12ga wire shuld be using red. 16-18 ga. However, I got to stop watching these types.. I just ordered the mirror version for my Spyder RTL22

[@VehicleHunter]

Good tip. I usually just grab one. Funny you mentioned it because i did replace it with the red because it came off.

[@kevindarkstar]

£259 Mmm seems a big ton of cash there 😮

[@amar1997a]

your life is worth more