JW Speaker Daymaker Version II
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From: Skunk Hollow, TX
It is a combination of both. If you look at one head on, you can see the hockey stick shaped LED lens at the right and left outer edge of the housing. These are what give the headlight the wide angle spread. The projector beam is for distance.
Tourer
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From: bucks County pA
I just got my JW Speaker Evo 2 outstanding product the light this thing puts out is wide and far very happy with it here is a picture of the low beam only would not hesitate to highly recommend this product
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Cruiser
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From: Wpg
Thank-you. That's what I was looking for.
Road Warrior
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From: Fort Worth
If there is a light with better side coverage for turns, I'll buy it.
Tourer
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From: SLC, UT
I looked at their videos but the beam pattern seems to have that same sharp cut off to the height of the beam as the stocker. I hate the Daymaker on my '14 Limited for night riding around here because the lights don't light up corners at all, especially if you're going up or down hill (up is the worst). It doesn't look like this light is going to fill in the corners like it needs?
Cruiser
Joined: Nov 2014
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From: San Marcos
Here's my original question - I see the additional brightness from that picture and it does look better, but I'm not totally unhappy with the stock headlight if I'm riding straight up and down. I'm wondering if this headlight addresses the sharp, laser straight cut off in height that leaves you blind in corners - especially a corner up or downhill corners where the stock headlight literally - literally - makes it so that you're riding into the abyss.
I know what you are saying, and my answer would be it is definitely better, but no, it does not fix that issue to the degree that I would want. I think you are going to have to add running lights to get that corrected. I am not interested in doing that, so I believe my new light is the best I am going to be able to do without adding more lights. Hope this helps.
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Tourer
Joined: Aug 2014
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From: SLC, UT
I know what you are saying, and my answer would be it is definitely better, but no, it does not fix that issue to the degree that I would want. I think you are going to have to add running lights to get that corrected. I am not interested in doing that, so I believe my new light is the best I am going to be able to do without adding more lights. Hope this helps.
Thanks again!