Anyone have Daymaker Experience?
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I have no idea what an H4 beam patter is. Neither do I know what the lights look like to oncoming traffic. I do know that nobody has flashed me so I'm assuming I'm not a blinding threat. As far as a pattern goes, the low beam with passing lights is the way I ride probably 99% of the time. The side throw on the passing lights is excellent and the main headlamp fills out the pattern quite nicely. I have nothing but good things to say about them.
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I would assume your pointing your disapproval at everyone here that didn’t pay for H-D lights?
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When you say space between the housing and the light - did you use the associated mounting ring (needed for older models of bikes)? If not extra mounting ring, do you mean from the light to the trim ring that covers the light? You may simply need to adjust the bulb in or the bucket to get the mount right.
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I too have the Sunpie lights and love them.
When you say space between the housing and the light - did you use the associated mounting ring (needed for older models of bikes)? If not extra mounting ring, do you mean from the light to the trim ring that covers the light? You may simply need to adjust the bulb in or the bucket to get the mount right.
Once I adjusted the sides evenly, it’s looking more like I’d expect it to. I’ll post pictures once I can properly adjust the headlight.
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