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    Looks like it's gonna be a single order rather than a group one...
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    Quote Originally Posted by YellowDog View Post
    From what I remember, the main beam issue was a show stopper. You can't flash HIDs as they flicker on with a slight delay.
    There are different types of HID installs, and one of them is for H4, which has something in the beam/reflector which changes the angle of the beam...

    You are correct however, that you can't "flash" with the high beam, if it's a separate normal bulb. Additionally, if you tried, it would be fantastic for shortening the life of the bulb. Hence, I have a HID low beam, and uprated bulb in high beam.

    bogan: Now you see why they actually have group discounts. It's to congratulate you on your success in herding peoples... Yours would almost be landing if you had ordered straight away
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    Here are the photos , may be a 35w H1 .....


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    Quote Originally Posted by Gremlin View Post
    bogan: Now you see why they actually have group discounts. It's to congratulate you on your success in herding peoples... Yours would almost be landing if you had ordered straight away
    haha, you'll see.... how good I'll be able to see
    One of the good things about having heaps of mods on the go, is you don't really notice the wait for parts.

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    Cheers, I'm keen for a dual beam one with projector, but maybe suitable for yellowdog?
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    Quote Originally Posted by C.Linnell View Post
    My Street Triple lights practically blind me reflecting off roadsigns on full beam... and friends riding behind me have told me they've been dazzled by it too. I don't need any retrofits!
    So while the '11 STriple lights look like shite they work real well then?
    Keep on chooglin'

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    Currently I'm in the process of over-engineering a holder for the one I bought. But since I just got the HID kit into an old FZR400 projector/lens so it is dustproof etc, I figured I would set it up next to the bros' stock light and compare beams.

    My decent camera was out of batteries so used my shitty phone camera, but it still provides some comparison. Both on high beam, and aimed at about the same spot.
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    Us bikers need these installed. It needs 160 volts and at least 82 amps supply but sure some here could sort it.

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