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Categories : -------------------- General --------------------Lounge.Off-Topic Lounge.For our Non-English speaking Friends.Accessories.Gear & Gadgetry.Other Triumphs.Other Bikes.Classifieds.-------------------- Technical Talk --------------------Performance Mods.Exhausts.Technical Talk.Tech Vault.How to ... step by step.-------------------- Events, Flockings, Rallies and Rides --------------------Events, Flockings and Rallies.Rides - The shorts.Rides - The longs.Short Stories - Tales from the road ... (New!) Topic : Improving headlight brightness  Author  Post     mat1600  Thunderbird Reg. Date  :  06/03/2010 Posts  :  8,596 Location  :  Bridlington, Democratic Independant State of Yorkshire, United Kingdom Posted : 12 Sep 2011 - 14:17   Post title : Re: Improving headlight brightness (Re: EnGage)   Great pic to prove a point. Are they any good for 'night riding'? (no Hasssllehofff or KITT jokes please)   My first natural instinct is to breathe. My second is to evade tax's.  Author  Post     Thatch  Thor Reg. Date  :  24/06/2009 Posts  :  3,655 Location  :  Savannah, GA, United States Posted : 12 Sep 2011 - 14:26   Post title : Re: Improving headlight brightness (Re: mat1600)   no Hasssllehofff or KITT jokes please I don't know who would do such a thing...  Author  Post     mat1600  Thunderbird Reg. Date  :  06/03/2010 Posts  :  8,596 Location  :  Bridlington, Democratic Independant State of Yorkshire, United Kingdom Posted : 12 Sep 2011 - 14:54   Post title : Re: Improving headlight brightness (Re: Thatch)   I knew I should have worded it better. Just thought ...........for once.......... doesn't matter. My fault.   My first natural instinct is to breathe. My second is to evade tax's.  Author  Post     EnGage  Thor Reg. Date  :  14/07/2009 Posts  :  3,155 Location  :  Grand Rapids, MI, United States Posted : 12 Sep 2011 - 15:11   Post title : Re: Improving headlight brightness (Re: mat1600)   mat1600 wrote: Great pic to prove a point. Are they any good for 'night riding'? (no Hasssllehofff or KITT jokes please) They help a lot. Don't give much more distance, but they light up the road sides quite nicely. Good for seeing critters on the move.  Author  Post     mat1600  Thunderbird Reg. Date  :  06/03/2010 Posts  :  8,596 Location  :  Bridlington, Democratic Independant State of Yorkshire, United Kingdom Posted : 12 Sep 2011 - 15:46   Post title : Re: Improving headlight brightness (Re: EnGage)   And thanks for answering in a sensible and grown up manner.   My first natural instinct is to breathe. My second is to evade tax's.  Author  Post     Thatch  Thor Reg. Date  :  24/06/2009 Posts  :  3,655 Location  :  Savannah, GA, United States Posted : 12 Sep 2011 - 16:43   Post title : Re: Improving headlight brightness (Re: mat1600)   Hey now!!!! If you want 'sensible and grown up' you'll have to go to the rat.  Author  Post     zolti  Thor Reg. Date  :  23/03/2010 Posts  :  3,127 Location  :  newcastle , United Kingdom Posted : 12 Sep 2011 - 17:49   Post title : Re: Improving headlight brightness (Re: mat1600)   mat1600 wrote: sensible and grown up manner. Thatch wrote: If you want 'sensible and grown up' you'll have to go to the rat. "sensible and grown up" oh how my sides ache  Author  Post     narsisco_lopez  Thor Reg. Date  :  09/09/2010 Posts  :  2,765 Location  :  Golden (Showers!), Colorado, United States Posted : 12 Sep 2011 - 18:10   Post title : Re: Improving headlight brightness (Re: Thatch)   Thatch wrote: Hey now!!!! If you want 'sensible and grown up' you'll have to go to the rat.   2012 Storm (SOLD!) Other Bikes: 2003 Suzuki DRZ400E (plated - my dual sport/mountain trail/camping bike) Past Bikes: 2012 K13S 2009 KTM 990 Adventure 2010 Triumph Thunderbird 1600 (the Alien Queen) 2009 Triumph Sprint ST (another great bike!) 2007 Kawasaki ZX10R 2000 Kawasaki ZRX1100 1975 Honda SB550T "Clubman" 1981 Kawasaki KZ1000J 1985 Suzuki GS550E 1978 Yamaha 650 Special  Author  Post     EnGage  Thor Reg. Date  :  14/07/2009 Posts  :  3,155 Location  :  Grand Rapids, MI, United States Posted : 12 Sep 2011 - 20:40   Post title : Re: Improving headlight brightness (Re: mat1600)   mat1600 wrote: And thanks for answering in a sensible and grown up manner. Hey! I was called a grown up Thanks Mat. Gotta go tell my wife she's been wrong all these years  Author  Post     feduke  Thor Reg. Date  :  11/08/2009 Posts  :  2,441 Location  :  Daytona Beach, Florida, United States Posted : 12 Sep 2011 - 22:45   Post title : Re: Sensible and grown up?   Well thanks a whole hell of a lot. "Sensible and grown up?" If you don't want me in your damn thread just say so!   I'm a secondhand vegetarian. Cows eat grass. I eat cows.  Author  Post     zolti  Thor Reg. Date  :  23/03/2010 Posts  :  3,127 Location  :  newcastle , United Kingdom Posted : 13 Sep 2011 - 19:41   Post title : Re: Sensible and grown up? (Re: feduke)   sounds like a dollup of yorkshire PMT, must have been a rainy day  Author  Post     mat1600  Thunderbird Reg. Date  :  06/03/2010 Posts  :  8,596 Location  :  Bridlington, Democratic Independant State of Yorkshire, United Kingdom Posted : 13 Sep 2011 - 20:02   Post title : Re: Sensible and grown up? (Re: zolti)   zolti wrote: sounds like a dollup of yorkshire PMT, must have been a rainy day Yeh the rain PMT - Permanently Motionless Thunderbird.   My first natural instinct is to breathe. My second is to evade tax's.  Author  Post     lwc1600  Set Reg. Date  :  05/03/2010 Posts  :  114 Location  :  Lakeland, Florida, United States Posted : 17 Oct 2011 - 21:06   Post title : Re: Improving headlight brightness (Re: narsisco_lopez)   narsisco_lopez wrote: I've said it before, but I say it again (3 times, with feeling)... HID (Xenon), HID (Xenon), HID (Xenon): cheap, simple to install, extremely effective. How to Install an HID/Bi-Xenon Light Kit I bought and installed the same kit that narsisco writes about. It was a very simple process and is the best lighting solution i have ever come across. Thanks again, narsisco !!!!  Author  Post     narsisco_lopez  Thor Reg. Date  :  09/09/2010 Posts  :  2,765 Location  :  Golden (Showers!), Colorado, United States Posted : 17 Oct 2011 - 21:44   Post title : Re: Improving headlight brightness (Re: lwc1600)   lwc1600 wrote: narsisco_lopez wrote: I've said it before, but I say it again (3 times, with feeling)... HID (Xenon), HID (Xenon), HID (Xenon): cheap, simple to install, extremely effective. How to Install an HID/Bi-Xenon Light Kit I bought and installed the same kit that narsisco writes about. It was a very simple process and is the best lighting solution i have ever come across. Thanks again, narsisco !!!! Glad it worked out for you... 5000 miles on mine and I'm still extremely pleased with my HID bi-xenon headlight kit.   2012 Storm (SOLD!) Other Bikes: 2003 Suzuki DRZ400E (plated - my dual sport/mountain trail/camping bike) Past Bikes: 2012 K13S 2009 KTM 990 Adventure 2010 Triumph Thunderbird 1600 (the Alien Queen) 2009 Triumph Sprint ST (another great bike!) 2007 Kawasaki ZX10R 2000 Kawasaki ZRX1100 1975 Honda SB550T "Clubman" 1981 Kawasaki KZ1000J 1985 Suzuki GS550E 1978 Yamaha 650 Special  Author  Post     feduke  Thor Reg. Date  :  11/08/2009 Posts  :  2,441 Location  :  Daytona Beach, Florida, United States Posted : 17 Oct 2011 - 23:27   Post title : Re: Improving headlight brightness (Re: narsisco_lopez)   Sounds like telling, and telling, and telling Nabisco not to buy Metzler tires again.   I'm a secondhand vegetarian. Cows eat grass. I eat cows.  Author  Post     narsisco_lopez  Thor Reg. Date  :  09/09/2010 Posts  :  2,765 Location  :  Golden (Showers!), Colorado, United States Posted : 22 Oct 2011 - 15:22   Post title : Re: Improving headlight brightness (Re: feduke)   feduke wrote: Sounds like telling, and telling, and telling Nabisco not to buy Metzler tires again.   2012 Storm (SOLD!) Other Bikes: 2003 Suzuki DRZ400E (plated - my dual sport/mountain trail/camping bike) Past Bikes: 2012 K13S 2009 KTM 990 Adventure 2010 Triumph Thunderbird 1600 (the Alien Queen) 2009 Triumph Sprint ST (another great bike!) 2007 Kawasaki ZX10R 2000 Kawasaki ZRX1100 1975 Honda SB550T "Clubman" 1981 Kawasaki KZ1000J 1985 Suzuki GS550E 1978 Yamaha 650 Special Previous page - [1],[2],[All]

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