Can any law enforcement officials verify if it would be illegal to have in the dark paint on my motorcycle?

Question

Moderately bright, nothing ridiculous, just adding a little glow to my bike. It would be safer for me that's for sure.

Answer 1

i dont see why it would be illegal, its not actually putting off anylight that would be a glare to you or others, and it would be a great safety feature, if they want to be stupid about it, get a bunch of dot 4 way(reflects up down left right) reflector tape and cover your whole bike, nothing they can do about you then.

Answer 2

I'm not in law enforcement, but you can paint yor bike any color or color cobination that you want.

Answer 3

How about putting a bright orange flag on your motorcycle....kinda like the one you had as a kid on your Huffy.

Answer 4

I am "NOT" - one of your required "Law Enforcement Officials"  - but I assume you "MEAN" a phosphorus "Flourescent" type of paint... similar to that used on "wristwatch & clock" hands - which "stores LIGHT shone upon - and then returns it as a pale yellow green light - "flourescently" - until the effect fades.... sort of like reflectorised tape - yet with a lingering "Afterglow" = thus - as far as I am aware - from perusing the NZ Lighting Regulations & Transport Safety acts... as "LONG" as the "colour" was NORMALLY ALLOWED - to shine from that area... I cannot see what ANY "Law Enforcement Officer" would have - to complain about... simply as - by the TIME you were "STOPPED" - the effect would have "DISSAPPEARED" - and wouldn't SHOW - in daylight? BUT - to be absolutely certain - do some "RESEARCH" - on the internet - in your OWN country... especially Govt. Laws & Official Transport Acts... also Warrant of Fitness Laws & Acts etc... for clarification. (Re the light "facings":- ie... Amber & White-ish shining to the front ... with Amber & Red-ish - facing to the rear...)

Answer 5

I don't see why it would be illegal. Neon lights are illegal but not bright paint.