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    Bandit headlight, go twin or single?

    Just about got the bandit up and running now all I need is a headlight and radiator.

    Which brings me to the point should I keep it standard with the one light or should I put twin lights on the front?

    Any other suggestions?
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    Go Twin be different !

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    my mate just bought a real nice twin headlight for his 04 bandit from sportsbikes,looks real nice.

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    Mmmmm twin headlights, do that, then post b4 and afta pics.

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    Twin is rather class, but if the budget outweighs the added cool factor I'd stick with single, as long as it goes
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    price isnt really a factor toooo much just means I'll have to wait a little longer. Ok looks like twin it is.
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    I say go with the single headlight, classic look.
    Twin headlights look funny on a naked bike, like eyes or something. (IMHO of course)

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    where do i get me one of those....

    Thinking of doing the whole twin headlight thing on my naked bandit. any idea on where to get hold of a set?

    imho twin headlights need to be bigger than the picture poted above to make 'em look right.

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    i gotta twin light unit for a CBR250 if anyone wants her..... place an offer


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    Quote Originally Posted by RG100!!
    i gotta twin light unit for a CBR250 if anyone wants her..... place an offer
    Got a pic?
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    Check it out
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    Quote Originally Posted by RG100!!
    Check it out
    Cheers but lookin more for the whole chrome twin headlight type thing. Already got me a set similar off the GSXR laying round.
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    I'm looking at buying a Bandit, and I prefer the look of the 600N over the 600S.

    Does anyone know if there is any real difference (electrical, structural) between the 600N and the 600S, apart from the obvious - fairing and twin headlight?

    I'm thinking if an 'S' comes up for sale in my price range, I'll buy it and then remove the fairing and swap the headlight. Is this feasible?

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    Apparently twin lights can be a problem because, especially at night, cage drivers waiting at intersections think that you are a car a lot further away then you actually are, as they don't expect a bike to have two headlights. So they pull out on you for a nice bit of T-Bone.
    I think that's why a lot of the new twin headlighted bikes revert to only one bulb on low beam.
    So if you go for two, I'd follow that example and wire them up similarly.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Shadmeister
    Apparently twin lights can be a problem because, especially at night, cage drivers waiting at intersections think that you are a car a lot further away then you actually are, as they don't expect a bike to have two headlights. So they pull out on you for a nice bit of T-Bone.
    I think that's why a lot of the new twin headlighted bikes revert to only one bulb on low beam.
    So if you go for two, I'd follow that example and wire them up similarly.
    Would prefer to go for a single. I was just wondering whether if I remove a dual headlight and replace it with a single, without any other mods, is the fuse or summat going to cook?

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