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The stock headlamp bulbs on my 2000 FLHSTC are the sealed beam type which do not do a good job of illuminating. I dont want to move to LED but I believe there are bulb options which give brighter illumination without going to LED. My bike has stock headlight and passing lights.
Thanks for any ideas
Last edited by Wagondog; Jun 21, 2020 at 02:37 AM.
I'm curious myself cause I droped SEALIGHT 9003 H4 headlights & JDM ASTAR Fog lights in my 06 deluxe,and now a few people are telling me that there to bright.So I am in the process of ordering some projector headlight and passing lights now myself.
Thank's
I'm curious myself cause I droped SEALIGHT 9003 H4 headlights & JDM ASTAR Fog lights in my 06 deluxe,and now a few people are telling me that there to bright.So I am in the process of ordering some projector headlight and passing lights now myself.
Thank's
Is it more likely they just need to adjusted to spec as opposed to being too bright?
I bought the Sunpie kit (headlight, 2x passing lamps) off Amazon a couple years back for my Heritage. I absolutely, completely, totally love them. I can see, I never need the high beams (they add nothing, anyway), and I know I'm being seen.
Thanks for all the good ideas and opinions. All I wanted to do was get a brighter headlight than the stock Sylvania Halogen. Spent several hours looking at options and reading reviews. This is what I came up with .....the LED set I ordered on Amazon had loads of good reviews and nothing negative. Im getting the LED passing lights with the 7 LED headlamp. The $119 price means if it doesnt work as expected i throw it into the parts box in the garage and start over. Now Im going to make you all laugh.....havent ridden the bike at night yet, Harley owners are a strange breed!
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