Radar Visual Alert for Motorcyclists Using a Valentine Radar Detector

Having a Radar Detector on a motorcycle is useless unless it alerts the rider effectively. Relying on the detector's built-in lights and beeps is not enough so riders have tried many different approaches. Some have wired up helmet speakers tethering them to the bike. Others have installed screaming loudspeakers that annoy everyone within earshot. Others have installed expensive remote controlled lights mounted inside their helmets that depend on batteries and complex electronics. All of these methods can be inconvenient, unreliable and not very effective. Installing accessories in your helmet can even be dangerous. The Visual Alert for Valentine's Gen 1 and Gen 2 radar detectors require Valentine's Audio Adapter in order to operate.

• The Visual Alert for Valentine's Gen 1 and Gen 2 radar detectors require Valentine's Audio Adapter in order to operate.
• The Visual Alert consists of a small black box with 4 ultra-bright red LEDs that flash in sync with the detector's beeps. As the beeps increase in frequency so do the flashes until they become a steady glow as you approach the radar or laser source.
• The Visual Alert plugs directly into Valentine's Audio Adapter. There are no batteries to fail.
• The LEDs have a wide angle allowing the Visual Alert to be mounted conveniently and still be in your line of sight.
• The Visual Alert comes standard with the face at a 52° angle from the base which helps point it towards your eyes.
• The Visual Alert can be mounted using hook and loop fastener or double sided tape for a more permanent fixture.
• Mounted directly on top of your detector it easily moves from bike to bike.
• Mount it on the bike itself and your detector moves easily between your bike and car.
• It comes wired with a heavy-duty cord and right angle plug approx. 24" long.