is this DOT approved?
67036
No. Bicycle helmets are not required to undergo DOT safety testing and certification processes and are therefore not recommended for use as a motor vehicle helmet - including Go-Karts and similar vehicles. If you are looking for something that is DOT or Snell certified you would have to look at motorcycle/ATV/racing helmets. That being said, if you are looking for a great bicycle helmet that is backed by a great company, as someone who has purchased two of these helmets, I can highly recommend the Giro Remedy.
755455
I have these and they are great. They are Euro spec so most likely not DOT approved. They work great, though and no issues with oncoming traffic, even with 90 watt bulbs in there - also not DOT approved. I drive at night on lonely mountain roads and the setup (including wiring harness) is very bright.
999156
Hi! Simple answer, no. Complicated answer: Dot requires a reflective lens behind the bulb, a specific lumens output, as well as a specific distance from the motorcycle headlight/taillight. This signal is not intended for installation on an MSO titled (pre-state title) new, unregistered motorcycle, therefore is not subject to dot regulation. Thank you for asking! If you want to go back to factory specification, We do carry dot lighting in stock. What year make and model do you ride? I can direct you to the lamp you need.
1266588
These lights are imported and not DOT approved. The DayLight 8 is DOT approved. Some people like the single light bar look to this light over the 8 discrete spots of light on the DL8. (I would have preferred these to the 8s.) I am guessing that these may run a little hotter since they use stronger LEDs to provide the illumination. Package says they are brighter and have a wider throw than the 8s. Can't attest to that. You can't aim either one. You have to attach to a flat or slightly sloped downward surface so they don't shine directly in oncoming drivers' eyes. Now $240.
1223664
NO. It is NOT APPROVED. These companies ARE: http://www.umf.org.nz/licenseesMoreover, this company is being sued for making such claims.
1861127
It is DOT approved, as far as I know. I live in Ky so we don't have the smog laws that other states have. Super chips says..."...we make clean power..." . You might check on their Web site to be sure.
294925
There is a ul sticker i remember but i will check more tomorrow. I know there's a ce approved on it
140982
Yes, it is according to the manufacturer:http://www.arrowplastic.com/index.asp
326824
It does not say. It just says Snell DOT. It may have been on the box but I don't have that anymore.
1135802
Per the Raspberry Pi web site, it is FCC certified. As for UL approval, that is unclear. http://www.raspberrypi.org/testings-done/
1724207
yes they do. But you will need to go to Radiantz's web site. you should also know that the clear lens will get you busted. it is not DOT approved.
306777
The AlcoHawk PT500 is extremely accurate, down to .001. Works very well for a variety of tolerances from driving to Zero tolerance for teens. It also has an alarm set point to give the user an audio cue that a tolerance has been met or exceeded. I believe the PT500 is DOT approved, as well.
910930
It is. If you are too far off center you cannot see the dot. I have been very happy with this sight for the money. I have it on my 22 caliber GSG-5. It is accurate and holds zero.
528126
Hello, No, this is a 49-state approved catalyst and is illegal for use in California. Thanks, DotComParts, Inc.
677906
Come from Japan or China. Direct so it's basically just a company that hasn't shelled out the money and sent it off for DOT testing. I have one and it's perfect
1427283
I don't think they have any specific approvals, but they work great as aux lights on my sons on road bike. Not sure why you could not use them, just make sure that they are aimed properly so you don't blind the on coming traffic and you wont be questioned.
2284184
Yup. Just make sure u get a mount raiser. The dot needs about a half inch to an inch raiser so u arent double sighting.