Auxiliary lighting
#2
I've got a Phillips Nightbreaker bulb and its pretty nice. Much more powerful than the stock bulb. However, there are some new LED H4's out which supposedly are almost as powerful as Xenon lights. I think I will try them at some point, they are fairly cheap too.
As for even more lights, I am interested too. I've been considering a LED lightbar or something like that.
As for even more lights, I am interested too. I've been considering a LED lightbar or something like that.
#3
I put in a silverstar ultra, but haven't had it out on the road yet. I run them in my car and I like them. I had not seen LED h4s. As far as adding lights, LED seems like the way to go. I know good setups are hundreds of dollars (Baja Designs, etc), but that's not in my bike budget this year. I've seen some cheaper stuff on eBay, but it's so hard to know what you will get, which is why I brought up the topic. Stock lighting on our bike is way too weak for night riding inmy opinion.
#4
My "homemade" led driving lights on the KLX
I see this guy is selling led headlight bulbs now: LED Headlight "Bulb" replacement Modules - ADVrider
On the Husky I went with these LR4: LEDRider - New Quad Cree XM-L LR4 Floods - ADVrider They draw 44watts but you'd be ok on a KLX if you weren't running heated gear. They are unbelievably bright.
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I see this guy is selling led headlight bulbs now: LED Headlight "Bulb" replacement Modules - ADVrider
On the Husky I went with these LR4: LEDRider - New Quad Cree XM-L LR4 Floods - ADVrider They draw 44watts but you'd be ok on a KLX if you weren't running heated gear. They are unbelievably bright.
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#8
Yea the might not be as bright as what DYNOBOB shows above but I think its a good place to start. Cant justify $150 plus in lights just yet. They should be in next week and I will be sure to post up some pictures of the finished product.
DYNOBOB - what thickness was the metal you used for your bracket?
DYNOBOB - what thickness was the metal you used for your bracket?
#9
The Amazon lights you're looking at are great lights for the money. They're not a long range light but are perfect for trail riding and will make you a lot more visible to approaching traffic.
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Last edited by DYNOBOB; 03-29-2014 at 01:18 PM.
#10
How did I ever drive without these!!!!!!!!
Custom made some brackets similar but opposite to Dynobobs. I would say there is easily 3 times as much light as before. They are bright for one LED bulbs. I would highly recommend extra lighting to anyone that hasnt done it yet.
Stock light only
With new aux lighting
Stock head light(with some light provided by my exterior house lights)
With new lights
Stock light only
With new aux lighting
Stock head light(with some light provided by my exterior house lights)
With new lights