[JustAJ]

While my Diablo Black EX650r is vulnerable to radar, it seems mostly lidar proof.

I was playing with my laser pointer the other day and noticed that the black coating doesn't reflect light. If I hit the headlights with the laser, yes there will be reflection. Then I tried it with the engine on and headlights lighting on both sides. To my surprise.... no reflectivity. Yes I know LIDAR is Infrared. Well guess what.. these halogens spit out a flood of infrared enough to drown out a return pulse.

What are your thoughts?

Unless your eyes can see in the same spectrum as LIDAR, then I say that your conclusions are flawed. Post this in the "Ask A Cop" section of the police board.

 

[JustAJ]

That was a useless answer.

What your eyes can or cannot see is irrelevant to what a LIDAR recevier is going to do.

 

[JustAJ]

There is, of course, a very scientific way to test it. Find a traffic enforcement officer using LIDAR. DO a U-Turn and speed by him. If he doesn't chase you then you've got a stealth bike.

 

[JustAJ]

That answer was even more useless. You'll need to be a little more constructive.

Hey, you asked for thoughts. You didn't say "Help me prove my conclusion, which is flawed and full of holes."