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The video I seen was completely dark on the opposite side of the lean, isn't the purpose of upgrading your headlight is to get as much field of view as possible?
It's a cool concept I just don't see any advantages with that light over either one of the Daymakers.
Last edited by TcHunter; Jan 15, 2016 at 08:20 PM.
The video I seen was completely dark on the opposite side of the lean, isn't the purpose of upgrading your headlight is to get as much field of view as possible?
It's a cool concept I just don't see any advantages with that light over either one of the Daymakers.
Isn't the opposite side of the lean with any single headlight going to be dark?
The only way I can think to really cure the is adding auxiliary running lights....
Isn't the opposite side of the lean with any single headlight going to be dark?
The only way I can think to really cure the is adding auxiliary running lights....
Yes I agree with you, and that was my point for a single headlight the HD reflector cast a lot more light to both sides than the light in the video, so I'm not sure where the advantage is with the light OP posted.
From the research I've done, it looks like JW Speaker puts a lot more into the quality of their product than the random Chinese manufacturer's making most of these knock-offs.
It's the newer version of the H-D Daymaker.
It has a two year warranty.
It's made in America.
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