[MENTION=463317]WOT[/MENTION], your headlight appears to be pointing down. Is that right? That's a good idea with round-beam lights, but B&M lights have sharp cutoffs at the tops of the beams. To aim my light, I put the top of the beam level with the light or slightly below, while the bike is stationary. Then when I'm moving, I observe the light on the surface and bring it down or up, depending on how far I want it spread. Of course, spreading it out farther forward gives me an earlier view of the path, but that can weaken the light, so I find a compromise. I make sure the beam doesn't shine in any faces, and that's easier with a B&M light than an American light.