HID Head light
Road Master
Joined: Aug 2010
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From: SE Michigan
I can see for miles and miles....
I have HID bulbs in my truck and in my wifes car. I got them from www.hidny.com they have a dual bulb set for about $70 so after shipping its about $40 a bike. Its a slim ballast kit to so the ballast will fit in a road king nazelle!!! I wouldnt go any other way. At night, you can see road signs reflecting the light over a mile away!! They are SWEET!!!
BTW that link you gave seems dead as none of the tabs open anything.
Last edited by Tactical111; Mar 24, 2013 at 12:32 PM.
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Joined: Dec 2009
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From: Lapeer , Mich
still shoping while waiting on my switch and warmer weather and just woundering if any body has run there HID bulbs very much yet with the HD reflector and how it works , do you really need a e code reflector or are they just better or what , I have a 35 watt 6000 dual beam bulb
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From: bklyn,ny
A mile away? Do you have xray vision too? Seriously something that bright may cause an oncoming car distress and flatten you. Not to mention Johnny Law writing you up for "not dimming your high beams for oncoming traffic". Aftermarket halogens are bright as hell and not sure why anyone would need brighter than that unless off roading at night in the desert which I used to do...with halogens btw.
BTW that link you gave seems dead as none of the tabs open anything.
BTW that link you gave seems dead as none of the tabs open anything.
http://www.danielsternlighting.com/t...s/Hid/HID.html
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Joined: May 2012
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From: Minnesota
HID Lights
Thats crazy about the website as I was just on there a couple weeks ago and it was working!! The lights are bright yes, but I live out in the flat lands of Minnesota so you can see for miles and yes, the signs reflect to the light of the HID Bulb!! I've been running HID's in our veichles for about 4-5 years now and havnt been pulled over once for them (Knock on wood).
A mile away? Do you have xray vision too? Seriously something that bright may cause an oncoming car distress and flatten you. Not to mention Johnny Law writing you up for "not dimming your high beams for oncoming traffic". Aftermarket halogens are bright as hell and not sure why anyone would need brighter than that unless off roading at night in the desert which I used to do...with halogens btw.
BTW that link you gave seems dead as none of the tabs open anything.
BTW that link you gave seems dead as none of the tabs open anything.
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Joined: Dec 2009
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From: Lapeer , Mich
Thats crazy about the website as I was just on there a couple weeks ago and it was working!! The lights are bright yes, but I live out in the flat lands of Minnesota so you can see for miles and yes, the signs reflect to the light of the HID Bulb!! I've been running HID's in our veichles for about 4-5 years now and havnt been pulled over once for them (Knock on wood).
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From: Lapeer , Mich
well did some more reading on HID headlights [like I should have done first ] there are 2 different kinds of HID headlights , there are Bi-Xenon , both hi and low beams are HID like I wanted and have ordered and just Xenon bulbs were the low beam is HID and the high beam is halogen like I got , so live and learn but be sure if you order some get what you want
Tourer
Joined: Sep 2012
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From: Florida
Save your money and buy and LED head light from kuryakyn. It look better. You don't have to worry about heat, or burn out, extra wires, hiding a ballast. The inital investment is more but its end result is much better. Check out my album with the Headlight. My LED in low beam is better than my buddies high bean HID in his sportser.