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| Author: | michaelsnny [ 29 Jan 2018 15:29 ] |
| Post subject: | xb9r lights |
hoping an expert can throw some light on this my bike has what seems like a candle for a headlight I've read forums about light mods were you can have both lights on but one is full beam so not really what I wanted from what I've read their is no way to have both lights on as dipped beam is their anything I can do were I could do the mod and have a less powerful bulb in the full beam or a bulb upgrade for the dipped I'm also 20 and have limited knowledge on mechanics but will have a go cheers |
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| Author: | Nutah [ 29 Jan 2018 16:03 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: xb9r lights |
it could be the silver reflective backing inside the lamps has come off ?... HD did a recall years ago for exchanging them ,on mine the HD dealer put them in incorrectly the wrong side  even though they are marked left & right go figure  but they never were a bright light at night TBH i think people have tried HID conversions but the space on the xbr is a bit tight good luck 
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| Author: | jeznewsome [ 29 Jan 2018 17:34 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: xb9r lights |
Unfortunately the headlight on a Firebolt is Rubbish! I have a NOS unit to put in to see if that improves it......  I'd be interested if anyone has had any level of success with either higher power bulbs (halogen) or some reliable LED equivalents that aren't going to melt stuff. I suspect I'll just have to continue riding something else in the dark! |
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| Author: | Nutah [ 29 Jan 2018 18:22 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: xb9r lights |
..or ride with someone who has good lights Jez ? i once rode back from Poole to Southampton bloody frightening (Beef  was back from Afghanistan )although i did have on a Simpson Bandit with a dark visor which funnily enough didn't make it any better 
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| Author: | michaelsnny [ 29 Jan 2018 18:53 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: xb9r lights |
thanx for quick response I'll check silver out tomorrow their a bit scary at night I've ordered some new bulbs same h3 55w but their supposed to be 110% brighter they only got something like 200 hours in them a 20 quid a set but if it means I haven't got use cats eyes as Braille ill give them a go |
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| Author: | Tadpole [ 29 Jan 2018 21:54 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: xb9r lights |
Hey I don't sell them but I do like them. Have a look at Rigid industries Dually LED lights. They do little ones for bikes, take little power and loads of grief. They aren't cheap but they do work. Have a look on YuoTube. I use them on a boat and they do take shock loads and vibration.
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| Author: | Tadpole [ 29 Jan 2018 22:01 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: xb9r lights |
On the other-hand Chiz procured me a 6 foot double florescent light for my summerhouse so I can see what I am doing when I next work on his bike. He may have another but they would be a hassle if you filtering in traffic. 
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| Author: | Chiz_4 [ 30 Jan 2018 07:58 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: xb9r lights |
Tadpole wrote: On the other-hand Chiz procured me a 6 foot double florescent light for my summerhouse so I can see what I am doing when I next work on his bike. He may have another but they would be a hassle if you filtering in traffic. wouldnt be a problem if you fitted it lengthways,anyway i thought you converted my lights both to work on low beam XYZ-01
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| Author: | Graeme1203 [ 30 Jan 2018 09:30 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: xb9r lights |
https://www.facebook.com/marcel.lightning.leds/ There is this going on in facebook, I believe the first production run is sold, orders in for the next |
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| Author: | Tadpole [ 30 Jan 2018 19:05 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: xb9r lights |
Chiz_4 wrote: Tadpole wrote: On the other-hand Chiz procured me a 6 foot double florescent light for my summerhouse so I can see what I am doing when I next work on his bike. He may have another but they would be a hassle if you filtering in traffic. wouldnt be a problem if you fitted it lengthways,anyway i thought you converted my lights both to work on low beam XYZ-01I connected yours the wrong way round so they shine black light instead of white Out on mine tonight but it was chilly and spins up easy on the white lines. 
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| Author: | Chiz_4 [ 30 Jan 2018 21:22 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: xb9r lights |
Tadpole wrote: Chiz_4 wrote: Tadpole wrote: On the other-hand Chiz procured me a 6 foot double florescent light for my summerhouse so I can see what I am doing when I next work on his bike. He may have another but they would be a hassle if you filtering in traffic. wouldnt be a problem if you fitted it lengthways,anyway i thought you converted my lights both to work on low beam XYZ-01I connected yours the wrong way round so they shine black light instead of white Out on mine tonight but it was chilly and spins up easy on the white lines. Yeah bit like when you rewired my microwave,now it freezes things
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| Author: | Tadpole [ 01 Feb 2018 08:24 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: xb9r lights |
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