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[naitram]

taken with my gopro

[naitram]

steve was behind me and hi HID was causeing me to make a shadow in front of myself

[naitram]

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[naitram]

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[SBB]

Why are some blue and some white?

 

SBB

[naitram]

just the way the camera did it in the low light 

[FLYNDYNA]

In your opinion, how much better are the HID's?

[CJ]

taken with my gopro

Is this the one that Harley has in the parts catalog? I was thinking about buying it.

[JCZ]

In your opinion, how much better are the HID's?

HIDs are pricey (like everything else on the bike).  But if age is starting to manifest itself by deminishing night vision, it's well worth it.  We can see much better now, especially the perephrial vision.

I believe Ernie was the first in Nor Cal to get the HIDs.  But after a few group rides and we all got to see the difference first hand (Ernie could be behind me at night and his HID would out shine my light and his was still on low beam), eventually, all of us ended up getting the HID. 

[spydglide]

HIDs are pricey (like everything else on the bike).  But if age is starting to manifest itself by deminishing night vision, it's well worth it.  We can see much better now, especially the perephrial vision.

I believe Ernie was the first in Nor Cal to get the HIDs.  But after a few group rides and we all got to see the difference first hand (Ernie could be behind me at night and his HID would out shine my light and his was still on low beam), eventually, all of us ended up getting the HID. 

Would the increased light in your mirrors further decrease you're night vision when he was following you?  spyder

[Dean_Nelson]

I was looking at the "new" LED light that H-D is going to sell.

any one try the LED yet?

Dean Nelson

[naitram]

http://www.cvoharley.com/smf/index.php?topic=53078.0

[Rooster]

HIDs are pricey (like everything else on the bike). 
 We can see much better now, especially the perephrial vision.

I believe Ernie was the first in Nor Cal to get the HIDs.  But after a few group rides and we all got to see the difference first hand (Ernie could be behind me at night and his HID would out shine my light and his was still on low beam), eventually, all of us ended up getting the HID. 

HeHe JC are you saying your getting old? I'm not, still using my dim headlight way in the back.

[Dean_Nelson]

thanks for the link!.......

Dean