HID Headlights

[b1k3rdude]

It's been said before, H4 HID kits just don't provide an even remotely accurate beam pattern. On dip, yeah loads of light but the splash/spill will just dangerously dazzel every other road user. And hi beam is a 50/50 lottery as to wither it was actually project a beam on the road on front or just splash all over the place. And no it wont pass an MOT its an instant fail.

If you want more light and not dazzle other road users you could do what I have done -

- http://www.bikevis.com/forum/index.php?topic=1088.0

Just tow them down a bit so as to be no higher than the top of the dip beam and you good to go, these LED spots only use 10W/0.66A each and the pair put out the same amount of light a a single HID bulb (1800lumens). The only issue is price @£95 per pair, but that said I have a set ofn my Bandit and Fazer and both sets are 2+ years old. HID kits I bought in the past barely make it paste a year before either the bulb or the ballast dies.





Here is a BMW rider with a set of CREE's

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQnTpifvitg

There are other makes of CREE based spotlights, so your not limited to Bikviz -

- https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=cree+m...rWeLe8v-AP