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    New Headlight for my Street magic

    Hey everyone,
    I never really liked the AG100 style headlight on my SM2, so I got this twin set from scootling for $120.
    It's fake carbon fibre but who cares.
    You'll have to check my profile as for the life of me I couldn't attach the freakin photo!

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    DUDE!!! That's the one that GhostRider uses on his Hayabusa and BMX.. What's the address of that shop? (do they have a web site?)
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    Hows that light for brightness and visibility at night? I am keen to ditch the farmbike look on mine but I do a lot of night riding and dont want some pissy roadbike light replica....
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    www.scootling.co.nz. It hasnt been open long but the guy is a good dude. Got some awesome old school sooters in his shop too.
    Thats the smell of desire my lady..
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    Quote Originally Posted by JeremyW
    Hows that light for brightness and visibility at night? I am keen to ditch the farmbike look on mine but I do a lot of night riding and dont want some pissy roadbike light replica....
    it's two halogen-style lights.. and if it's good enough for ghostrider.. it should be good enough for you
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    Scootling is on the corner of Ponsonby Rd and Gt North Rd. The website is scootling.co.nz

    As for riding at night, they are pretty bright, but they are a narrow beam (kitchen lights) I drive in the city so street lights help.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ZeroIndex
    it's two halogen-style lights.. and if it's good enough for ghostrider.. it should be good enough for you
    Yea true... but Ghost Rider is a nutter... not being able to see while doing 350 km/h at night to see would just be more of a kick....
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    cool headlight dude any customisation is a good thing.
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    going on what texmo said: yeah, customisation IS good you should do the bike and headlight in the above flouro yellow (like ghostrider's hayabusa) *you don't have to if you don't want to though..*
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    Quote Originally Posted by ZeroIndex
    going on what texmo said: yeah, customisation IS good you should do the bike and headlight in the above flouro yellow (like ghostrider's hayabusa) *you don't have to if you don't want to though..*
    Yea I reakon that would look mean... Or paint it all death black and get a skull cap... Cus only the baddest dudes ride SMs...
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    matt black, gods gift to the world.
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    Quote Originally Posted by texmo
    matt black, gods gift to the world.
    but on ghostrider's turbo busa, if it was matt black, no one would notice the +/-350km/h wheelies
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    Ha ha, I don't think my skills or speed is up to ghostriders level yet.
    Has any one else in NZ got these lights? Or am I the first in the country as Scootling have just got these bad boys in.
    Jeremy, Is your 110 orange? I think I may have seen you riding on Symonds St a while ago.

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    Probably better that you did replace the whole headlight unit - it cost me $60 for a new replacement bulb on mine and there's no pirate/alternate bulb avail so ya have to pay the bloody high price! It's a weird size: 12V 35/30W double pin with locking pins like nothing else.

    Good investment in changing ya headlight assembly $120
    Or wasting ya dosh $60

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    Quote Originally Posted by circuitR
    Ha ha, I don't think my skills or speed is up to ghostriders level yet.
    Has any one else in NZ got these lights? Or am I the first in the country as Scootling have just got these bad boys in.
    Jeremy, Is your 110 orange? I think I may have seen you riding on Symonds St a while ago.
    Nah bro mine is bad arse white and silver. It is angry standard. The power scares me....
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