Shaped beam headlights
11-28-12 | 09:34 PM
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I agree - digital cameras tend to up the contrast and color saturation by default. But the reach on that light looks pretty good. What was it in those shots and what was it when you angled it up more? My beam is eliptical too and I find a 50 ft reach more than enough under most circumstances. If I need more than that I have more lights anyway.
The small yellow road sign is approx 425' from the light.
11-29-12 | 01:13 AM
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From: Montreal, Quebec
Nice! Thanks for the post! The effective amount of blacktop that gets lit up is more what I was interested in. How far away was that FIRST yellow sign?
Sorry for being such a pain ...
Sorry for being such a pain ...
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11-29-12 | 10:05 AM
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12-30-12 | 03:36 PM
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Thought I'd add a link here for a couple reasons. (1) Apparently some othercpeople like this light too (2) Its different and apparently much better than the dyno version. 
https://sweetbike.org/2012/06/08/of-d...ghts?wpmp_tp=6
I'm actually a little disappointed cause I was really looking for an excuse to buy a dyno!
https://sweetbike.org/2012/06/08/of-d...ghts?wpmp_tp=6I'm actually a little disappointed cause I was really looking for an excuse to buy a dyno!
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