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Originally Posted by JosephPaul86
I have a cat eye 3 led headlamp, project it centered at 2 feet or so in front of me. If there is no traffic and i need to see a little farther in a really dark area, i just tilt it up as it is easily adjusted.
Heck, I don't even know what's 2 feet in front of me My lights are aimed about 20 to 40 feet ahead




This picture was taken with the camera mounted on the handlebar at the same point as the lights.
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