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Old 10-07-2010, 07:24 AM
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Osram off road,really crisp,really cheap.
 
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I went with the H4 Halogen 80/100W Osram/Sylvania from German Auto Parts (4th bulb down on chart). At $12.45 + shipping it's a really well kept secret. You must clip off the extra tab. Honestly, the bulb is for off road use but who cares since I can see at night and cars see me in the day. Buy this bulb and you'll never use another type. I know HD riders who have been using this bulb for years that turned me on to it. When you call to order tell them it's for a HD and they'll know what bulb your talking about. Get it!

http://www.germanautoparts.com/Hardware/Bulbs/H4
 
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Originally Posted by wagsrk08
I went with the H4 Halogen 80/100W Osram/Sylvania from German Auto Parts (4th bulb down on chart). At $12.45 + shipping it's a really well kept secret. You must clip off the extra tab. Honestly, the bulb is for off road use but who cares since I can see at night and cars see me in the day. Buy this bulb and you'll never use another type. I know HD riders who have been using this bulb for years that turned me on to it. When you call to order tell them it's for a HD and they'll know what bulb your talking about. Get it!

http://www.germanautoparts.com/Hardware/Bulbs/H4
+1, you won't be sorry.
 
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Philips Rally 90/100W H4 offroad bulbs here.
 
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Originally Posted by mgmonster
I upgraded to a Hella 80/100 watt H4 bulb. The difference is significant. The new bullb is way brighter than stock . Night riding is much less stressful.

I did that and also used the e-spec lamp housing. Not only is it far brighter, but it has a much better focus pattern due to the housing. $38 for the housing and $32 for a pair of bulbs (leaving you a spare) from Susquehanna Motorsports.

http://www.rallylights.com/hella/Default.aspx
 
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Does anyone use the Napa/Wagner BP1210 H4 80/100w bulb?

I used this on a previous bike with great results... just wondering if any issues with a Road King such as too much heat and such.

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I replaced stock with Hella HLA-H83140171 H4 12V 100/80W Halogen Bulb Off Road Use from Amazon. Just plug it in no other changes needed, now my headlight is no longer dimmer than my spots.

I see the price went up some but Amazon's prices fluctuate often, I place items in my cart and wait for price reductions unless I need it ASAP



http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...ef=oss_product
 
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Do you use it? If you do, what's your feedback? I'm always leery when I see cheap stuff like that.
Well worth the money! The difference is amazing. It plugs directly in to the stock wireing. I haven't had a single problem it.
 
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Originally Posted by wagsrk08
I went with the H4 Halogen 80/100W Osram/Sylvania from German Auto Parts (4th bulb down on chart). At $12.45 + shipping it's a really well kept secret. You must clip off the extra tab. Honestly, the bulb is for off road use but who cares since I can see at night and cars see me in the day. Buy this bulb and you'll never use another type. I know HD riders who have been using this bulb for years that turned me on to it. When you call to order tell them it's for a HD and they'll know what bulb your talking about. Get it!

http://www.germanautoparts.com/Hardware/Bulbs/H4

If it is an H4 why is there an extra tab to cut off??? Just curious.
 


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