Need A Brigther Head Light!
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04-02-2009, 08:12 AM
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Here's an interesting Post.
https://www.hdforums.com/m_3263504/tm.htm
At the Danielstern site is a bunch of great info on aiming and lighting in general.
I am planning on doing the same to mine sometime soon.
Mick
https://www.hdforums.com/m_3263504/tm.htm
At the Danielstern site is a bunch of great info on aiming and lighting in general.
I am planning on doing the same to mine sometime soon.
Mick
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04-02-2009, 08:26 AM
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I installed the Kuryakyn Xe7R 7" Headlight and love the amount of light it puts out there! It's a clean light...easy to align and aim. People definitely see the light when you're coming down the road. But we all know that those that don't want to see us won't...regardless what we had on our bikes. The suggestion about the MR-16s is a good one too...another cheaper alternative...and you'll like the results.
I do suggest that you do abit of research on the matter in the forums cause there's a plethora of information and suggestions that really might fit what you're looking for and give ya even greater ideas and knowledge. Make sure ya buy a manual to help ya with the electrical system and correct hook-up of lighting and wire placement and diagrams.
To the fellow forum members that are acting like just plain a$$clowns...freakin' grow up! When someone asks for help...we give it to them...let them know our experiences the good and the bad. Let the junior posters know that we're here to help them and be constructive...not treat them like some ba$tard step-child that is new in your house and because you have 10 times as many posts that you're some type of forum GOD!
OK...I'm stepping off My soap box! I'm here with popcorn awaiting the wordfest of flames!
Ride Safe and Good luck! Mike
I do suggest that you do abit of research on the matter in the forums cause there's a plethora of information and suggestions that really might fit what you're looking for and give ya even greater ideas and knowledge. Make sure ya buy a manual to help ya with the electrical system and correct hook-up of lighting and wire placement and diagrams.
To the fellow forum members that are acting like just plain a$$clowns...freakin' grow up! When someone asks for help...we give it to them...let them know our experiences the good and the bad. Let the junior posters know that we're here to help them and be constructive...not treat them like some ba$tard step-child that is new in your house and because you have 10 times as many posts that you're some type of forum GOD!
OK...I'm stepping off My soap box! I'm here with popcorn awaiting the wordfest of flames!
Ride Safe and Good luck! Mike
#13
04-02-2009, 10:20 AM
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If you are trying to be seen better during the daytime I would suggest the Harley Fog Lights. They are very bright.
They are priced right and will make you much more visible with the three lights shining.
I did the fog lights and a daytime headlight modulator with hopes of being more visible to the cell phone talking brain dead that are lurking at every corner.
They are priced right and will make you much more visible with the three lights shining.
I did the fog lights and a daytime headlight modulator with hopes of being more visible to the cell phone talking brain dead that are lurking at every corner.
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04-02-2009, 10:35 AM
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04-02-2009, 10:42 AM
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04-02-2009, 11:22 AM
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I am running a PIAA, it is well worth the $. Check them out on ebay:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...3AIT&viewitem=
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#17
04-02-2009, 11:33 AM
The cheapest way is to upgrade your existing bulbs. www.candlepowerinc.com has good service and prices for any bulb you might need.
If you really want to light up the night, you need to go HID. If you slapped a couple of these bad boys on your crash bars you would definitely see the light.
http://www.trailtech.net/single_hid_scmr16.html
If you really want to light up the night, you need to go HID. If you slapped a couple of these bad boys on your crash bars you would definitely see the light.
http://www.trailtech.net/single_hid_scmr16.html
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04-02-2009, 12:00 PM
