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[J.D.]

No problem.

I should note that Windex would probably work as well or better but I didn't have that readily available at the time.

[ultrarider123]

When the glass on my "reflector" housing fogged, I was able to clean it.  What I did was cut a square off of an old t-shirt, dampen it with rubbing alcohol, stuffed it into the housing through the bulb socket, then shook it around.  I then used a popsicle stick to rub the cloth on the stubborn spots.  Fished out the cloth and blew it dry with filtered compressed air.  Looks perfect now and has stayed clear through regular use.

That was very ingenious of you....well done

[DuraGlide]

I have a pair of these in my RG and one in my Springer and they have worked fine for 2 seasons now. Caught them on sale in the $30 range. They will make reflective roadsigns light up even in bright sunlight.
https://www.amazon.com/LIGHTENING-DARK-Lumens-Headlight-Conversion/dp/B07FMKS2WQ?

[J.D.]

Good to know.  I was looking at these:

BEAMTECH H4 LED Headlight Bulb, 50W 6500K 8000Lumens Extremely Brigh (9003 Hi/Lo) CSP Chips Conversion Kit
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06XHD78DQ/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_oo60BbVBJ91PN

[CHH_Badkarma]

one thing to consider is those lumen rating off of those amazon bulbs are often extremely padded

[J.D.]

Agreed, the user photos and ratings clearly illustrate this.

[longlast]

I put this bulb in about 2 yrs ago  plug and play it comes with both adapters. You can find it on eBay

It lights up the road really well for being in the stock reflector