Xenon Bulb...
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Xenon Bulb...
In Supercheap today to get some replacement bulbs for my "dash" (is it called a dash on a bike?) as I only had one bulb on the speedo side - very evident last night. I spotted a 60/55W bulb just like my ER takes - $20. Worth a try I reckon, as normal bulb sucks badly on low beam, high is ok, but low beam sucks. And I did have to remove the headlight anyway... Will have a ride around the block tonight and see how it goes.
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re: Xenon Bulb...
60/55's do a pretty alright job of it, makes you wonder why they weren't fitted stock (compared to the 45/40 that must be fitted or so).
it reminds me of the other night when i was hooning along homebush bay drive in the left lane at about 100 at 1am. I caught myself thinking "fark im getting a good spread of light tonight", then i looked in my rear view mirror and there was a frigging commodore about 10meteres off my six with half a lighting factory on his front bumper.
It amused me for a little bit
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it reminds me of the other night when i was hooning along homebush bay drive in the left lane at about 100 at 1am. I caught myself thinking "fark im getting a good spread of light tonight", then i looked in my rear view mirror and there was a frigging commodore about 10meteres off my six with half a lighting factory on his front bumper.
It amused me for a little bit

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re: Xenon Bulb...
60/55 actually is standard on the ER...but the Xenon does seem to be brighter...there were 100/65's there as well, but I don't fancy changing the specs that much - blown bulbs/fuses at night could be a very bad thing.
It is nice to have more than one bulb on the dash working though...
It is nice to have more than one bulb on the dash working though...
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re: Xenon Bulb...
i run a set of the brighter globes, can't remember which set, i've bought so many of them in the past 3 years for cars and bikes. def much better for the open road.
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re: Xenon Bulb...
D'oh!
I was going to put the brand up as well and we can use this as a marker for longevity and so forth.
TRIFA - was $19.99 from supercheap and normal halogen's were $12.99 - how could I resist?
Web page (in German, but has an English section once you're in):
http://www.trifa.de/
I was going to put the brand up as well and we can use this as a marker for longevity and so forth.
TRIFA - was $19.99 from supercheap and normal halogen's were $12.99 - how could I resist?
Web page (in German, but has an English section once you're in):
http://www.trifa.de/
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