Daymaker vs Daymaker reflector
Road Warrior
Joined: Aug 2006
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From: Wisconsin
I found the link below. I thought it was a great comparision and well done. It may be helpful for you gents too.
LED Forward Lighting Comparison – 7” Round Headlight & 4” Passing Lamps
Truck-Lite Phase 7 vs. Truck-Lite Phase 6 vs. JW Speaker (aka Harley-Davidson)
http://bogiesreviews.webs.com/Review...ng%20Lamps.pdf
LED Forward Lighting Comparison – 7” Round Headlight & 4” Passing Lamps
Truck-Lite Phase 7 vs. Truck-Lite Phase 6 vs. JW Speaker (aka Harley-Davidson)
http://bogiesreviews.webs.com/Review...ng%20Lamps.pdf
Last edited by equandt; Feb 19, 2014 at 02:54 PM.
Cruiser
Joined: Jan 2009
Posts: 218
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From: New York
I found the link below. I thought it was a great comparision and well done. It may be helpful for you gents too.
LED Forward Lighting Comparison – 7” Round Headlight & 4” Passing Lamps
Truck-Lite Phase 7 vs. Truck-Lite Phase 6 vs. JW Speaker (aka Harley-Davidson)
http://bogiesreviews.webs.com/Review...ng%20Lamps.pdf
LED Forward Lighting Comparison – 7” Round Headlight & 4” Passing Lamps
Truck-Lite Phase 7 vs. Truck-Lite Phase 6 vs. JW Speaker (aka Harley-Davidson)
http://bogiesreviews.webs.com/Review...ng%20Lamps.pdf
This is a great comparison! I'd love to see an updated version of this comparison that includes the new Daymaker Reflector!
Last edited by Bugsy; Feb 19, 2014 at 11:30 PM.
Great question... the cheapest I have found for the Reflector was mid 3's. Still an expensive logo.
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Truck-lite developed and manufactured them under contract with the US military. It was designed to be used on Humvees and other vehicles to provide a longer look down the road, as well as off to the sides. This was to allow night patrols to look out for IED's and enemy combatants off to the sides. They provide excellent definition and contrast.
They make the lights to a military standard, with long life, quality LED's, metal castings instead of plastic, good connectors, good heat sink managements, and polycarbonate break resistant lenses.
They are really well made and throw out lots of bright, high definition light. While not made specifically for motorcycles, they adapt pretty well.
They make the lights to a military standard, with long life, quality LED's, metal castings instead of plastic, good connectors, good heat sink managements, and polycarbonate break resistant lenses.
They are really well made and throw out lots of bright, high definition light. While not made specifically for motorcycles, they adapt pretty well.
Road Master
Joined: Mar 2011
Posts: 988
Likes: 1
From: Ashevegas
Truck-lite developed and manufactured them under contract with the US military. It was designed to be used on Humvees and other vehicles to provide a longer look down the road, as well as off to the sides. This was to allow night patrols to look out for IED's and enemy combatants off to the sides. They provide excellent definition and contrast.
They make the lights to a military standard, with long life, quality LED's, metal castings instead of plastic, good connectors, good heat sink managements, and polycarbonate break resistant lenses.
They are really well made and throw out lots of bright, high definition light. While not made specifically for motorcycles, they adapt pretty well.
They make the lights to a military standard, with long life, quality LED's, metal castings instead of plastic, good connectors, good heat sink managements, and polycarbonate break resistant lenses.
They are really well made and throw out lots of bright, high definition light. While not made specifically for motorcycles, they adapt pretty well.
Cruiser
Joined: Sep 2013
Posts: 140
Likes: 3
From: Northern VA
Car lights?
Truck-lite developed and manufactured them under contract with the US military. It was designed to be used on Humvees and other vehicles to provide a longer look down the road, as well as off to the sides. This was to allow night patrols to look out for IED's and enemy combatants off to the sides. They provide excellent definition and contrast.
They make the lights to a military standard, with long life, quality LED's, metal castings instead of plastic, good connectors, good heat sink managements, and polycarbonate break resistant lenses.
They are really well made and throw out lots of bright, high definition light. While not made specifically for motorcycles, they adapt pretty well.
They make the lights to a military standard, with long life, quality LED's, metal castings instead of plastic, good connectors, good heat sink managements, and polycarbonate break resistant lenses.
They are really well made and throw out lots of bright, high definition light. While not made specifically for motorcycles, they adapt pretty well.
Sorry. I couldn't resist.
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