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My experience was exactly the same as nikwax's, on exactly the same motorcycle.But......I believe one can now get HIDs that replace H2 and H4 bulbs and therefore put the focal point in correct place.. Recently found this true w my LR Def90 automobile.
I guess I'm more of an anachronism than I thought. What is an LR Def90 automobile?
Shorthand for Land-Rover Defender 90 I'm guessing.
I would stick with close to a 4000k color temperature.
I currently have the Trucklite LED in my V11S. It does disperse light pretty well, but in the fog last night, it was not good at all. It's also fairly difficult for oncoming traffic to see the headlight during the day. Yesterday, a city street worker yelled that my headlight was out as I was passing him. I do have some LED aux. lights, and they work really well. I'm hoping the HID works well with the reflector from my bike. I have the Bosch 8", and it's fairly smooth on the inside (not one of those fancy multi-angle reflectors like in newer bikes).Ken
Color options from DDM: 3K or 4.3K. Recommendations?Ken
I have the Phase 7. Info here (3rd post down): http://wildguzzi.com/forum/index.php?topic=68943.0
Thinking about converting my '72 Eldordado to a HID head light. I work second shift so half of my driving is at night. Does anyone have any first had experience with HID lights? Are they really that much better? $40 and an hour to install the conversion.http://www.ddmtuning.com/Products/DDM-35W-55W-Single-HiLo-Motorcycle-HID-Kit