Reflections of the lcd panel

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Just taken delivery of my LC Adventure and I am having trouble reading the instrument panel due to the reflections. This is made worse because I wear a hi-viz vest and a flour yellow c3pro. Anyone else having this issue and any suggestions of where to get anti glare film from? Altering the angle of the sat nav solved that part of the problem but the lcd remains.

Andre
 
Keep the Hi-Viz, you'll be needing that.

Bin the clocks.
 
Yes, I took my hi viz off as I couldn't read the dash.
Fitted spot lamps - but only one works - occasionally
Fitted Scorpion end can - now you hear me coming !
 
Having been knocked off twice by pillocks who didn't see three lights in their eyes so I went for the hi viz route and now its like the parting of the waves. Its just that for 16+k the bike should be better especially when you get lumps in both seats :blagblah so no ideas on the film then?
 
I always use my Nav 5 to read speed,time,range etc rather than the "clocks". Much bigger and easier to read.
 
czwotzit said:
Having been knocked off twice by pillocks who didn't see three lights in their eyes so I went for the hi viz route and now its like the parting of the waves. Its just that for 16+k the bike should be better ....
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Dunno why you think that with HiViz you have a bubble of safety around you ... we've had police bikes T Boned when they've had their flashing headlights, twos'n blues AND HiViz on :nenau

Yes, at 16K+ the bike should be better ;)

:beerjug:
 
Andre, the clocks on the LC are shite! I am looking for an alternate solution.

I did try using the nav v but by the time the gps calculates and displays the speed, you are already over the speed limit !!
 
An easier solution would be to stop riding in a straight line :aidan
 
Or just ride towards wherever the sun happens to be in the sky. Could make for long days though.........:D
 
Can't say I've noticed this as an issue :nenau afraid I can't help.

However I do have a small bump on my rear :eek: :D

Jon :beerjug:
 
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