Passport 9500ci for...

[Ghost917]

What do u guys think about a Passport 9500ci on a motorcycle?

[crazyVOLVOrob]

Personally think it is a waste just go with a 9500i or V1 on the bike any you will be set

[Ghost917]

Personally think it is a waste just go with a 9500i or V1 on the bike any you will be set

i was just thinking the 9500ci for the best sensitive possible.

But i have yet to find someone that put a 9500ci on a motorcycle.

[Fastgt2003]

Personally think it is a waste just go with a 9500i or V1 on the bike any you will be set

+1

[snoopyc4]

Personally think it is a waste just go with a 9500i or V1 on the bike any you will be set

i was just thinking the 9500ci for the best sensitive possible.

But i have yet to find someone that put a 9500ci on a motorcycle.

a local car toys can do it. Plus u need protection from LIDAR

[trailtow]

I think it's over kill just get a v1 or 9500i/ix with dual LI for laser protection and still be under the cost of the ci that's just my 2 cents

[snoopyc4]

I think it's over kill just get a v1 or 9500i/ix with dual LI for laser protection and still be under the cost of the ci that's just my 2 cents

true, but even with a LI, be expecting PTs greater than 800 ft if the LEO aims for the rider's helmet. Did a recent jammer test with a couple of motorcycles and thats what happened

[MEM-TEK]

You definitely would not want to put a LI head somewhere behind the windscreen since scattered reflections from its laser diode could damage your eyes. On the other hand, I did see a fully installed 9500ci on a motorcycle while at last years SML event.

[MoreGs]

I have a 9500ci on a 09 R1.

A separate setup (9500i / LI) will work great, but I preferred the clean simple approach. You won't ever have to remove the detector from the bike and, if you've ever owned a sport bike, you know that finding even a square inch of room for another gizmo box is nearly impossible.

You will have a hard time fighting laser punch through on the helmet regardless of your setup.