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Originally Posted by YamaDon
My personal opinion is that it's more about the riding gear and lighting than color of the bike. If you think about it, most accidents seem to happen when all the cager can see is from head-on, or from behind. Very little of the color of your bike can be seen from those angles. But if your gear is bright and reflective, I feal you have a better chance of being seen. People look for what they ecpect, BE THE UNECPECTED, BE LOUD, BE NOTICED, STAY ALIVE! Just my opinion, but I'm 50 nd still alive, and have had no real "close calls".
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bingo. i use a white helmet [ goes with any color of bike ] and bright green jacket. if your coming over a hill what do they see first ?