Dual Beam Headlight
Road Warrior
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RE: Dual Beam Headlight
Installed on on 06 Cop Glide instead of $500 HID conversion
Upgraded H11 bulb to PIAA 85 Watt from 55 Watt. No issues in 5000 miles of too much heat or power draw.
Looking for higher out H8 bulb, buthave not been able to locate higher output H8 yet.
Sound investment in rider safety
Good Luck
Upgraded H11 bulb to PIAA 85 Watt from 55 Watt. No issues in 5000 miles of too much heat or power draw.
Looking for higher out H8 bulb, buthave not been able to locate higher output H8 yet.
Sound investment in rider safety
Good Luck
Road Master
Joined: Feb 2007
Posts: 801
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From: USA
RE: Dual Beam Headlight
ORIGINAL: Retired_Ted
I have one that I took off my '05 Road King that I'd sell at a great price, if interested. Looks like THIS. PM or email me if you are interested.
I have one that I took off my '05 Road King that I'd sell at a great price, if interested. Looks like THIS. PM or email me if you are interested.
The link you provided, the HD light doesn't meetECE Regulations, therefore is it still legal or is there a waiver?
Always thought lights had to meet ECE regs.
Road Master
Joined: Sep 2007
Posts: 818
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From: S/W Ohio
RE: Dual Beam Headlight
ORIGINAL: questor
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The link you provided, the HD light doesn't meetECE Regulations, therefore is it still legal or is there a waiver?
Always thought lights had to meet ECE regs.
ORIGINAL: Retired_Ted
I have one that I took off my '05 Road King that I'd sell at a great price, if interested. Looks like THIS. PM or email me if you are interested.
I have one that I took off my '05 Road King that I'd sell at a great price, if interested. Looks like THIS. PM or email me if you are interested.
The link you provided, the HD light doesn't meetECE Regulations, therefore is it still legal or is there a waiver?
Always thought lights had to meet ECE regs.
They do if you live in Europe...Economic Commission for Europe
Jim
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