Do LED tail lights look metric?
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RE: Do LED tail lights look metric?
Frankly - who the flip cares?!?!? If yer gonna worry 'bout junk lahk that, sell the bike an' git back into a cage. Ah don't care what others think of mah bike - it's MINE, ah PAID fer it, an' as long as _I_ like it, that's all that matters.
Now...the LED's - one thing ta consider - LED's are strongly directional, no matter WHAT the marketin' hype'll tell ya - that means that ya do NOT git the general illumination of an incadescent lamp, which is why ah will NOT use 'em on any "key" lamp, such as parking/brake - period.
Now...the LED's - one thing ta consider - LED's are strongly directional, no matter WHAT the marketin' hype'll tell ya - that means that ya do NOT git the general illumination of an incadescent lamp, which is why ah will NOT use 'em on any "key" lamp, such as parking/brake - period.
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RE: Do LED tail lights look metric?
That is funny. I could give a rats **** less if they do or not. All I am worried about is being seen. I have a smoke LED tail and LED clusters in all for corners. The good stuff. Not that Kuryakyn crap that you can barely see. Doesn't even look remotely "metric". Looks damn bright when I get on the binders though.
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RE: Do LED tail lights look metric?
Just added HD LED Smoked tail light to my FAtboy and am happy with the visibility. Tried the Kuryakyn smoked lense with the red bulb but was not bright enough. The smoked LED lense with the chrome housing looks great with the lights off and the LED is bright enough to catch the attention of the cager behind me talking on the phone while puting on makup and eating a cheeseburger.
Look like a metric - Don't really care they look good and work.
Look like a metric - Don't really care they look good and work.
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#8
RE: Do LED tail lights look metric?
I put the harley led tailight kit on my dyna along with the kit that turned the rear turn signals into running lights. They also had a light kit for theturnsignal mount with led lights for running lights. IMHO it looks good and give a lot of extra visibility.
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RE: Do LED tail lights look metric?
Fire trucks, squads and cop cars have been using them for years. How you get LED = Metric I will never know.
FACT = LEDs are brighter(with enough LED lamps on the boards ) last far longer and require much less power to run.
I just changed out all the lights on the back of my Road Glide and the trunk. The rear of my bike is very much brighter with the LEDs in all the sockets. It was worth the expense to be betterseen by a car driver that is yapping on the phone.
FACT = LEDs are brighter(with enough LED lamps on the boards ) last far longer and require much less power to run.
I just changed out all the lights on the back of my Road Glide and the trunk. The rear of my bike is very much brighter with the LEDs in all the sockets. It was worth the expense to be betterseen by a car driver that is yapping on the phone.
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RE: Do LED tail lights look metric?
See, that's my dialemma....ah LOVE the LED's - use the LED strobes on the front of the bike - have 'em on the TP an' saddlebags - but if ya go out an' fire off a set of LED lights next ta standard incadescents, then look for the "footprint" of the lights, you'll see a linear illumination of the LED's vs. a "pool" fer the incadescents. An' thar's the rub - iffen ah knew they'd always be in line-of-sight of the LED's, they'd win hands down - but if they ain't, then they git very little observed light from 'em compared ta standard lights. Guess that's why ah mix 'em up - try ta git a bit of both an' take advantage of their unique strengths/weaknesses.....