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I have several LED's including a H-D Daymaker and a 7000 lumen Cyclops H-4.
Maybe they are better than a halogen but none of the LED's that I have match the light output of an HID conversion. The LED is less installation complication, though.
My comparison experience is limited but I replaced the stock with the daymaker and the difference was literally day and night. My best upgrade to date.
I have several LED's including a H-D Daymaker and a 7000 lumen Cyclops H-4.
Maybe they are better than a halogen but none of the LED's that I have match the light output of an HID conversion. The LED is less installation complication, though.
They are trying to get there but not there yet.
I'm glad I went with an HID in my Super Glide.
The LEDs are there. It's the cost, optics, and heat management holding it back.
Almost 18,000 lumen, 4000 kelvin, 38mm board, 2.6A @ 54V...$26...
I put one on my Honda and it works great. The other I tried to install on my 2014 Lowrider but could not get the harness to fit inside the stock headlight bucket.
I JUST put this Daymaker knock off on mine $148. I don't know how it compares to the Harley / JWSpeaker, but it's bright as hell and DOT approved (and comes in 7 inch). I know folks love the Daymakers, but I can't get my head around $400 for a headlight.
Sorry about the big picture, it just photographs large!
Eagle Lights 5 3/4" Chrome LED Projection Daymaker Headlight - Generation III for Harley Sportster, Dyna others. Comes with a 1 year guarantee.
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