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Did you try it in some curves, thats where most of the day makers problem lies
Actually no I did not. It was a way wider beam than I expected. Hard to imagine that it would not be wide enough. It looks like a Day Maker but not just like it. I expected not to be able to tell the difference but it is totally different looking from the outside. This light is so much better than my stock Light it is not even funny.
I rode about 50 miles last week with the stock setup and was really scared to run anywhere near the Speed limit.
I have heard that about curves but not sure if it was too low a light or not wide enough. I think this one will do fine.
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