Tracker die LED headlight
Here's a smaller one that also works quite well for auxiliary lighting. Bolts easily to the bottom of the lower triple clamp, between the forks. 22 bucks for two of 'em.
Amazon.com: Zone Tech 2x 18w Slim Flood Beam LED Work Light ATV 4X4 Off Road Light 1800 Lumen 6500K 90 Degree Waterproof Light: Automotive
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It won't work as a replacement for the headlight if you drive at night (way too bright), but works well for daytime, or with the stock headlight, wired to the high-beam circuit.
Here's a smaller one that also works quite well for auxiliary lighting. Bolts easily to the bottom of the lower triple clamp, between the forks. 22 bucks for two of 'em.
Amazon.com: Zone Tech 2x 18w Slim Flood Beam LED Work Light ATV 4X4 Off Road Light 1800 Lumen 6500K 90 Degree Waterproof Light: Automotive
Here's a smaller one that also works quite well for auxiliary lighting. Bolts easily to the bottom of the lower triple clamp, between the forks. 22 bucks for two of 'em.
Amazon.com: Zone Tech 2x 18w Slim Flood Beam LED Work Light ATV 4X4 Off Road Light 1800 Lumen 6500K 90 Degree Waterproof Light: Automotive
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I aim it down enough to cover that. And it certainly would get me a ticket if they wanted to give me one.
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LOL, I should have said that it works great at night, just not so great for other drivers. If I use mine at night around other traffic, I'll get almost constantly flashed by other drivers, and then none of us can see very well.
Perhaps yours has a tighter beam, more of a spotlight?
I purposely wanted more of a floodlamp, to light up more of the landscape at night (when there isn't other traffic around), and for better visibility from all angles during the day. My headlamp goes almost invisible in bright daylight when viewed from slightly off to one side.
Perhaps yours has a tighter beam, more of a spotlight?
I purposely wanted more of a floodlamp, to light up more of the landscape at night (when there isn't other traffic around), and for better visibility from all angles during the day. My headlamp goes almost invisible in bright daylight when viewed from slightly off to one side.
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That's what I did. Ran the wires up into the headlight bucket, and hooked them up there. The high-beam circuit seems to handle the extra 15-30 watts of the LED lightbars just fine. I've even got a 100 watt bulb (normal high-beam is 60) plus the lightbar on one of the bikes.