LED vs. Halogen
#12
11-09-2012, 06:25 PM
Grand HDF Member
When you first got them you were actually whining about them before you even took your bike out of the garage: https://www.hdforums.com/forum/softa...headlight.html Then 2 weeks later you decided you like them, then barley a week after that you're whining again? What's that say for your credibility? I tried to offer suggestions but you seem to ignore them. I know of other things you could check, but I won't waste my time or efforts offering you any other suggestions. I wouldn't want you running out of things to whine about. I've seen other posts of your whining after purchasing other items: https://www.hdforums.com/forum/softa...tors-suck.html Maybe you just like to whine? It's probably just a hormonal issue. Either way, it doesn't matter to me, your opinions certainly hold no credibility whatsoever.
Now go and have a great weekend bud, maybe you can get some riding in. Hopefully you don't break a nail and ruin your whole weekend
Now go and have a great weekend bud, maybe you can get some riding in. Hopefully you don't break a nail and ruin your whole weekend
#13
11-09-2012, 06:36 PM
Outstanding HDF Member
Name calling and now threats, really? Haven't you embarrassed yourself enough yet? Just talk to the hand, I ain't listening to anymore of your nonsense
#14
11-10-2012, 07:56 AM
Grand HDF Member
Since you appear to have some sort of learning disability, I'll explain this one more time, slowly and with smaller words. If there's an adult in the house, get him or her to read it to you.
The LED is very white, much WHITER than halogen, which emits more of a yellow light. So the first impression one gets is that the LED is much BRIGHTER. This first impression can be deceiving. When I actually used the LED at night, I found - IN MY OPINION - it wasn't actually any brighter than my old halogen, or at least minimally so.
That is the reason for the change in opinion. It should be relatively easy to understand for anyone not suffering from brain trauma or irreversible stupidity.
#15
11-12-2012, 08:45 AM
#16
11-12-2012, 09:09 AM
Club Member
Having had the opportunity to RIDE with THE LED and with my HARLEY DUAL BEAM HALOGEN ($139 from Harley) The thing that was apparent to ALL FOUR RIDERS who rode the two bikes was that we could see further with the Halgen, rather on high beam or low beam, than we could with the LED, and the Halogen has the ADDED benifit of BEING MORE VISIBLE DURING THE DAYTIME.
This was done on TWO IDENTICAL Heritage, withe the headlight properly amied and passing lamps turned off...
And did I mention the DUAL BEAM Halogen is only $139 from Harley? The Passing lamps are $79 for the pair...
This was done on TWO IDENTICAL Heritage, withe the headlight properly amied and passing lamps turned off...
And did I mention the DUAL BEAM Halogen is only $139 from Harley? The Passing lamps are $79 for the pair...
#18
11-12-2012, 04:31 PM
Ultimate HDF Member
http://www.truck-lite.com/wcsstore/tl/splash.html
http://www.customdynamics.com/
The LEDs are the way to go, I changed mine out recently, you couldn't pay me to go back.
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