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This actually looks interesting. Did you go with bulbs or the whole kit? I'd be interested in seeing some real time photos of that set up at night. Thanks.
Originally Posted by crtfibl
I recently put Paradise bulbs on my Heritage (headlight and passing lights), big difference and very happy with my decision.
for my 2009 heritage. It should be in today. I will post back with the results.
I did order a cheap LED bulb last year that was so worthless, looked great in the garage on the wall, however when I got out on the road it was like I had no headlight at all!!! Scary!!!
LED's require "projector" not "reflector". Lots more light but not where you need it. Why you would want to possibly blind oncoming traffic on a bike is just a bit crazy. LED's in projector housings are not all that $$$
LED's require "projector" not "reflector". Lots more light but not where you need it. Why you would want to possibly blind oncoming traffic on a bike is just a bit crazy. LED's in projector housings are not all that $$$
This is what I use. https://www.ebay.com/itm/253248131898
Its a 3 cob LED that works like our older Halogen bulbs. Because it has 3 side (triangulated) it works very well to cast a nice wide pattern with my reflector style headlamp housing. And for the price I carry an extra one in my saddle bag.. Don't expect the greatest quality for the price. I didn't but I really like the way it works in my 98 Fatboy....
LED's require "projector" not "reflector". Lots more light but not where you need it. Why you would want to possibly blind oncoming traffic on a bike is just a bit crazy. LED's in projector housings are not all that $$$
I did order a cheap LED bulb last year that was so worthless, looked great in the garage on the wall, however when I got out on the road it was like I had no headlight at all!!! Scary!!!
Ill keep ya posted on the new one i ordered
UPDATE
I installed the above LED bulb last night. The color is bright white, the beam pattern on the wall compared to the stock is identical. The new LED appears to be brighter. I have not taken it out on the road yet, I will post up when I do.
so what is normally on our bikes?
Quote:Originally Posted by beisbol mikeLED's require "projector" not "reflector". Lots more light but not where you need it. Why you would want to possibly blind oncoming traffic on a bike is just a bit crazy. LED's in projector housings are not all that $$$Halogen
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