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I have those on the front and wouldn't be without them now. Amazing how much light they put out. Mounted mine on the forks and they help illuminate the sides very well.
That's what I was hoping for...little more light up front. I will say the LED in the bucket is well worth that upgrade. I'd not ride as much at night if not for that bright white light.
I was interested in that particular light also. Would like your experience with it especially after a few weeks/months.
I just had this light installed on my Iron883 and used it a couple times on the freeway at night and works great, I did not feel the need to use the high beam. Here is a picture comparing the low beam with the stock light...
Well I bought this light: Wiipro 45W 9PCS LED Chips Black Chrome 5.75 Inch Round LED Projection Daymaker Headlight for Harley Davidson Dyna Motorcycles Lights
It was only about 80 bucks and I can return it, so I figure its worth the risk. Hopefully it will be an easy install on my 07 Sportster, but we'll see.
you could allways go the LED Bulb route. i bought one and it lit up everything bright. i went another route with a LED light bar instead though. still have it for sale if youre interested
Has anyone replaced their stock headlight for the HD Daymaker Projecter LED light? If so, i'd like to know how well it works and how hard it is to install. Also, would it be of any value for daytime riding i.e. is it brighter than a stock light during the day.
For $400 I'd like to be sure it worthwhile and not hard to install. Thanks.
I went with the Harley Daymaker. Install took about 5 minutes by myself. Huge difference in lighting performance; the stock headlight was like a dim candle. Just make sure to take the time to level out the projection beam so your not blinding oncoming traffic.
I went with the Harley Daymaker. Install took about 5 minutes by myself. Huge difference in lighting performance; the stock headlight was like a dim candle. Just make sure to take the time to level out the projection beam so your not blinding oncoming traffic.
Can you explain how you leveled out the projector beam? I don't have a manual for such.
Well the Wiipro 5.75" Daymaker LED did not fit into the cup after I removed the lens. It plugged in to the receptacle w/no problem, but the bulb/lens module would not fit into the 3" hole. Too bad, its a nice looking light. I have a Sportster 883 '07.
Also, there is no such company as Wiipro as far as I could find. I bought the light on Amazon.
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