You need two sets, Low and High. A lot of people only replace the Low beams, but the high beams work incredible at night and can be seen about 1/2 mile away in the daytime. I can not imagine needing a headlight modulator if running the High Beam LED's during the daytime. We have people all the time comment on the Pathfinder LED Headlights on our F6B.
On the Red LED's for the rear. We sell the cheaper version mostly for other bikes. The LED's are behind a red lens that seems to be a little more difficult to see red through then normal red lenses. We have tried multiple bulbs on our F6B and the only bulbs to use are the Pathfinder unless you just want to go with a white LED behind the Red Lens. The Pathfinder are very bright and look great, expensive but far better then anything else.
The BackOff XP works great. With dual bulbs the BackOff WigWag I think gets people's attention a little better and is what we installed on our F6B. We have used all of the BackOff units. The WigWag Emits 4 alternating quick flashes of the left and right brake lights, followed by 3 short flashes and 1 long flash (3.5 seconds) of both brakes lights. The 3 short flashes and 1 long flash pattern automatically repeats itself as long as the brakes are held.
Hope that helps.
Rick
It does, thank you.
So your recommendation is:
2 x Pathfinder LED headlights - $220
2 x Pathfinder LED red brake lights - $40
2 x Pathfinder LED amber turn lights - $40 (could do 4 to do the front, but front turn signals are not as much of a concern as rear)
BackOff XP - $36.95
Of course I need the LED flasher for $29.95 as well.
Sound about right?
Hoff aka Brian
2016 F6B Deluxe in Matte White
That will work. Just about everyone that converts to LED's in the front turn signals goes with Clear or Light Smoke Lenses at the same time. Then about half go with the Switchback Bulbs.
If you are feeling a little more ambitious you could also convert your Rear Turn Signals into running and turn.
http://hondaf6b.com/showthread.php?9...ight-modulator
I did this on my own F6B, i really like it. If you scroll down the posts she even tells you where she purchased the bulbs and sockets from.
I just put a pair in last week.
And yes, one fell out into the lens while I was riding with Walcrow in Dallas.
Took 10 minutes to secure it back in place (5 min of that was trying to locate my dad's socket set....)
Bright and flashy, but not annoyingly so to the person who is stuck behind you at a 3 minute stoplight.
Cheers,
Steve
My girls:
Isleen - 2014 F6BD
Saorla - 1995 FLSTN Heritage Special
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