These come with a switch..sometimes, on limited access or such, I ride with them off and turn on when I come to populated areas or cross streets. Arguably...in those instances, they are "required"Originally Posted by Bryster
Thanks, over here fog lights are an offence if not required, If I set up with a skene controller for 1/2 brightness standard running DRL and 100% on High beam I can get away with it!may take the chance and see.
Got my set in the mail Saturday and got them installed today. Not too difficult of a job for the DIY'er as the hardest part is installing the switch in the radio panel. (install tip) leave the lower cowl off till dark so you can adjust them. I found that if you put the bike on the center stand about 5 feet from your closed garage door the LED's cast a slight "rainbow line" effect straight across the door. This will allow you to simply adjust them up or down till the rainbow line is one line then you know that they are equal. If they are not the same you see two rainbow lines at different levels.
2019 Honda Goldwing Tour DCT / CSC trike
Looks good!
ummm... whats with the budgie bell on the left?
Its a Guardian Bell, popular gift idea
Anyone know what the lumen output is on these lights ?
I had them put on and took them out on a dark extremely rainy night and they were lighting up the shoulders good and casting extra light ahead of the bike. They are worth the money there is no doubt in my mind. You won't find a better set for that kind of money anywhere.
Do you have Xenon HID or LED headlights ? I would like to know if they add any more light to these combinations.
You didn't buy that yourself did you? You know they are ineffective if you did! They have to be given too you as a gift for them to work properly! Just saying!Its a Guardian Bell, popular gift idea
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