KURYAKYN LED COMPARED To the BAL LED TAILIGHT?
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10-23-2009, 12:15 PM
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10-23-2009, 03:08 PM
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I was pulled over by a COP awhile back...Thought I had did something wrong! He comes up to me and asks "Where'd you get the tail light?...I want one for my EGC!". He said he saw it a kilometer back and followed me thru traffic for a mile or two to catch up!
I told him it was a Bright @ss Light an look it up online! It was the best 200 I've spent in awhile for my SG!
A few weeks later he caught me again in the Circle in Indy and told me ordered it and loves it. Now all of his club wants to buy one too!
SO...I'm a firm believer in The Bright @ss Light! They make them for Law Enforcement too! People stay off my @ss now...they don't even come close.
Now...I have the radiantz turn signals on all four corners too...back up by the Badlands Illuminator 3. I haven't had issues with the LEDs in the radiantz...but I wouldn't be surprised if there was. Bikes are hard on parts. We shake more than cars or trucks! SO to me...I'd expect the lights to always be the first to go.
But I digress...I love my BAL and would recommend them to anyone!
Ride Safe, Mike
I told him it was a Bright @ss Light an look it up online! It was the best 200 I've spent in awhile for my SG!
A few weeks later he caught me again in the Circle in Indy and told me ordered it and loves it. Now all of his club wants to buy one too!
SO...I'm a firm believer in The Bright @ss Light! They make them for Law Enforcement too! People stay off my @ss now...they don't even come close.
Now...I have the radiantz turn signals on all four corners too...back up by the Badlands Illuminator 3. I haven't had issues with the LEDs in the radiantz...but I wouldn't be surprised if there was. Bikes are hard on parts. We shake more than cars or trucks! SO to me...I'd expect the lights to always be the first to go.
But I digress...I love my BAL and would recommend them to anyone!
Ride Safe, Mike
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10-23-2009, 05:00 PM
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10-23-2009, 05:26 PM
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10-24-2009, 12:40 AM
Bikes and cages give me plenty of room with the BAL....
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10-24-2009, 01:36 AM
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BAL tail lights
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10-24-2009, 01:52 AM
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Sorry absolutely no comparison. I have been behind several people with the Kuryakyn and IMO they are dangerous. You can barely see them in the daylight. In the direct sun forget about it. The BAL is a whole different ballgame. You can see this thing from 1/4 mile away in the daytime even on it's dimmest setting. And the quality of the BAL is top notch.
This is the BAL in run mode.
And in brake mode.
This is the BAL in run mode.
And in brake mode.