added safety for a R1200R rider

[redwing]

I added some reflective cloth tape to my back pack and jacket. My thinking is the tape moves in the breeze. At a hundred feet behind a driver will see the movement and get their attention.
What do ya's think?

Robert

[TT RDHS]

Looks good...
That should get their attention.

[Lost Rider]

Seems like a logical conclusion for added safety, good idea!
A white Helmet also really stands out, along with a yellow headlight.

You don't see in it my photos but I have a ton of reflective tape all over my bike. Subframe, center stand, air ducts on forks, plate holder, etc.

I'm all about anything that can help dumb ass cagers notice me. For the most part i feel, situational awareness and very aggressive defensive riding combined with hi viz stuff add ons like ours makes for safer riding.
Thanks for sharing!

[Steve in VT]

I love the black reflective stuff (3M?) and put patches of it on the front fork air ducts, saddlebags, grab-bars, whatever.
I also pasted one of those helmet arrows on the back of mine. I didn't like the arrow idea, so I cut it up into a different pattern.
Touring, I don't use the BMW top case, even though it's really nice. Instead I strap an Ortlieb medium yellow waterproof duffel on the back rack.
You can see it a mile away. It really helps other riders keep you in view.

[R12RnHouston]

I have my eye on these black reflectors on eBay. Although depicted in the photo as “lit-up”, I believe they are black reflective?

[Snapping Twig]

Good idea.

I wear a green Yoshimura vest with 3M reflective sewn in.

Had a guy ask me if it helped and I told him I hoped so, but who knows?

In any event, it makes me feel better about things and a good mental outlook keeps the mojo where it needs to be.