View Poll Results: What LED is best for daylight driving?
Harley Daymaker
15
53.57%
Truck Lite Phase 7
13
46.43%
Voters: 28. You may not vote on this poll
What LED is best for daylight driving?
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What LED is best for daylight driving?
Thanks to all on this forum for never ending great advice. I have a 2013 FLHTK anniversary edition. So far, I have upgraded the bike with the following:
Ward's fan - Bike always ran hot and pinged when in traffic. Hasn't gone into "heat mode" once since install. Perfect.
FL-VIED - Reduced pinging to almost zero. Nice combo with fan.
Jes Custom Accents - Reduced buffeting dramatically and does not hit my lowers (just remember to buy 1 with the cutout).
Air Hawk air pillow - Use for rides over 4 hours.
I was hoping for one more recommendation. I was "left turned" about 20 years ago. Never walked right since. I found a new old stock set of Truck Lite phase 6 passing lights. Heard they were better for daylight visibility. I don't ride much at night.
No good on the Phase 6 headlight. Can't be found for obvious reasons. I hear good and bad about both the phase 7 and Harley Daymaker LED for daylight. I saw that photo in one post. It looked almost like it wasn't on.
Wondering which one do I get for daylight?
Ward's fan - Bike always ran hot and pinged when in traffic. Hasn't gone into "heat mode" once since install. Perfect.
FL-VIED - Reduced pinging to almost zero. Nice combo with fan.
Jes Custom Accents - Reduced buffeting dramatically and does not hit my lowers (just remember to buy 1 with the cutout).
Air Hawk air pillow - Use for rides over 4 hours.
I was hoping for one more recommendation. I was "left turned" about 20 years ago. Never walked right since. I found a new old stock set of Truck Lite phase 6 passing lights. Heard they were better for daylight visibility. I don't ride much at night.
No good on the Phase 6 headlight. Can't be found for obvious reasons. I hear good and bad about both the phase 7 and Harley Daymaker LED for daylight. I saw that photo in one post. It looked almost like it wasn't on.
Wondering which one do I get for daylight?
#3
#5
yes, no, maybe.
i notice that some LEDS do not show in my side mirror when a bike gets close up.
yes i spot them at a distance behind me, but the narrow(er) beam on some LEDS, does not allow me to see 'em.
always assume you are invisible.
mike
i notice that some LEDS do not show in my side mirror when a bike gets close up.
yes i spot them at a distance behind me, but the narrow(er) beam on some LEDS, does not allow me to see 'em.
always assume you are invisible.
mike
#7
have read a lot on here about the LEDs not being seen in the daylight off to the side or not any good at night in curves , all that and the cost is why I went with HIDs
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