So far so bright and all that, low current draw etc but....
I cant see how you can fit beam benders on them to drive on the right and not dazzle oncoming traffic.
Or am I missing something?
LED headlamps: potential problem when on the continent
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Re: LED headlamps: potential problem when on the continent
Do they not have "flat" beam profiles - i.e. neutral.
My last bike had a universal headlight.
My last bike had a universal headlight.
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Re: LED headlamps: potential problem when on the continent
That's what I cant work out. If they are like US DOT headlamps then no problem, but I think they are sold as rhd or lhd...
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