Would a tinted screen protector dim my light?

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Would a tinted screen protector dim my light?

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Thinking of getting the following in a tint but would it lessen the brightness of my headlight beam?

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Re: Would a tinted screen protector dim my light?

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does putting sunglasses on make the sunlight dimmer??

how can putting a tinted screen on your headlight NOT make it dimmer?????

have you been :beer: :beer:

lol. :D
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as rob said, its a daytime only mod, hence its attached to your headlight by velcro tabs so you can take it off when darkness falls.................. :thumbup:
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yes its ilegal to use them after the fall of darkness ie nightime... :lol:
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Phimosis wrote:the fall of darkness :lol:
Having been repeatedly subjected to that crap Christmas song they recorded it reminded me how glad I am that they fell from grace
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Thought so. Had an argument about it in the boozer with a Harley man.
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I'm surprised you engaged in conversation with a "Hardley" owner? In my world they are classed as adults with learning difficulties, To dumb to realise they bought a tractor instead of a bike! Just keep passing the Fookers, and laugh at them with their uniform of Pudding bowl helmet, shades, skull scarf/neck tube, jeans and cowboy boots, And as for "The Sons of Apathy", "Black Widow", "Turn right Clyde" brigade, Stereotype clones that you see now and then Bawhahahahaha :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :Richard:
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jono49 wrote: "The Sons of Sympathy" :Richard:
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I wont have this, I actually have to stand up for Harley owners here, I used to have a friend who used all the revs available to him, pure flatline acceleration curve all the way through 900 rpm to 1700 :deadhorse1: rpm......
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AMCQ46 wrote:
Phimosis wrote:the fall of darkness :lol:
Having been repeatedly subjected to that crap Christmas song they recorded it reminded me how glad I am that they fell from grace


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Aaaarrgh. No, please no
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