Amber spotlights
Road Warrior
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From: State of Confusion
I've thought about getting these...
http://www.ceebaileys.com/othermodel..._hdlguard.html
I like that they can easily be put on and removed when you want to change the look up.
http://www.ceebaileys.com/othermodel..._hdlguard.html
I like that they can easily be put on and removed when you want to change the look up.
Road Warrior
Joined: Apr 2010
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From: North Dakota
The industry part number for spotlights is 4415 (fluted) & 4416 (non fluted) then add an "A" to the part number to designate amber. The 4415A is quite common and runs about $13 ea. The 4416A can be quite hard to find and cost twice as much.
I have them on both of my bikes. I consider them as irritation rather than illumination. They really stand out and I have never had a car pull out or cross left in front of me while using them.
I have them on both of my bikes. I consider them as irritation rather than illumination. They really stand out and I have never had a car pull out or cross left in front of me while using them.
Tourer
Joined: Mar 2014
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From: Colorado
The industry part number for spotlights is 4415 (fluted) & 4416 (non fluted) then add an "A" to the part number to designate amber. The 4415A is quite common and runs about $13 ea. The 4416A can be quite hard to find and cost twice as much.
I have them on both of my bikes. I consider them as irritation rather than illumination. They really stand out and I have never had a car pull out or cross left in front of me while using them.
I have them on both of my bikes. I consider them as irritation rather than illumination. They really stand out and I have never had a car pull out or cross left in front of me while using them.
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Joined: Feb 2007
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From: Northern California
buy some amber vinyl for them, if you like brighter lights like the H-3 bulb type or the later model sealed beams that are way brighter and more focused you might not find them in amber so add the film to the superior bulbs and you have bright effective lights instead of the crap sealed beam garbage in whatever color you want.
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