Headlight stone guard
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From: Alberta
Headlight stone guard
After loosing my NEW LED headlight to a rock before I even got to ride at night, I'm looking for a 5 3/4" stone guard to try out...can't seem to find anything in North America; some in ENgland from old car parts places...anyone seen anything over here? Kinda like the enduro light's back in the day, except they were smaller.....
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I used a cee baily on my trip to alaska. Worked great.
http://www.ceebaileys.com/
Great folks with good customer service. I ordered them for my headlight and passing lamps. I was on the road when I ordered them and it was 3 months before I got home to open the box. They had only sent the headlight one but not the passing lamps. I figured they would tell me to go "**** up a rope" but called them anyway.
They had the passing lamp ones on my doorstep within 3 days, no questions asked.
http://www.ceebaileys.com/
Great folks with good customer service. I ordered them for my headlight and passing lamps. I was on the road when I ordered them and it was 3 months before I got home to open the box. They had only sent the headlight one but not the passing lamps. I figured they would tell me to go "**** up a rope" but called them anyway.
They had the passing lamp ones on my doorstep within 3 days, no questions asked.
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For my bike you can't just replace the glass, have to buy the whole unit, glass and reflector. Cost me $110.00! Rock guard is cheap insurance.
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I used a cee baily on my trip to alaska. Worked great.
http://www.ceebaileys.com/
Great folks with good customer service. I ordered them for my headlight and passing lamps. I was on the road when I ordered them and it was 3 months before I got home to open the box. They had only sent the headlight one but not the passing lamps. I figured they would tell me to go "**** up a rope" but called them anyway.
They had the passing lamp ones on my doorstep within 3 days, no questions asked.
http://www.ceebaileys.com/
Great folks with good customer service. I ordered them for my headlight and passing lamps. I was on the road when I ordered them and it was 3 months before I got home to open the box. They had only sent the headlight one but not the passing lamps. I figured they would tell me to go "**** up a rope" but called them anyway.
They had the passing lamp ones on my doorstep within 3 days, no questions asked.
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Shouldn't be a problem with LEDs, if heat is what you are thinking. I don't think it will defuse the light too much either. Halogen bulbs on the other hand, I would steer clear of.
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From: Arab MO
Ditto...unless you live on a gravel road and meet a lot of traffic, odds are that would never happen again.