Upgrade to HID: worth the dosh?

110W good, 600W better

HTH

 

Less is more. You've been corrupted by muchness.

 

Using the patented Mavis Beacon "Hunt&Peck" Technique, platypus

I would like to point out, in a spirit of fairness, and with my
(borrowed) Sword Of Flaming Truth, that badly adjusted, over-bright
headlights are generally a short distance in front of ignorant fuckers
who should be dragged from their vehicles and hanged from the nearest
lamppost, or other suitable piece of street-furniture in the absence of
said public illumination.

I still remember, with fondness, holding Nidge's face three inches from
a 500W halogen lamp chez-Bonwick, by way of explanation.

--
Wicked Uncle Nigel - "He's hopeless, but he's honest"

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Norton 850 Commando Kawasaki GTR1400

 

A surfeit of lamps is surely the province of scooterboys, anyway.

I remember that too, also with fondness. "This is what it's like riding in
front of you, you ****."

 

600W HID Xenon even better.

 

Well said.


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Woohoo, they arrived this morning - mucho brighto! Thanks to everyone for
their suggestions.

 

I had a Land Rover 110 following me this evening, that had Xenon HIDs.
That was with much brightness too, I fought back with clouds of two
stroke smoke and a super bright bling bling brake light[1].

I feel as though having a super bright light catches the motorists eye
better[2]. And as such, is nice for safety, as there isn't such scope
for 100watt halogen bulbs when you've got a puny charging system and
only one bulb for dipped beam.

[1] Like having the cross between a fog light and a spot light.
[2] Even with a properly aimed beam.