It's been a while, but new bike :)
- connorjardine
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It's been a while, but new bike :)
Hey everyone,
I haven't used this for a while as I took a break from the biking, I am now on my new bike and I just have a quick question.
The bike is Ybr 125 59plate, the light on low beam is just S**t, I can't even see in front of me.
Any ideas what the problem is, it is on but its not enough.
Anyway nice to be back
I haven't used this for a while as I took a break from the biking, I am now on my new bike and I just have a quick question.
The bike is Ybr 125 59plate, the light on low beam is just S**t, I can't even see in front of me.
Any ideas what the problem is, it is on but its not enough.
Anyway nice to be back
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Re: It's been a while, but new bike :)
There are typically two bulbs in s head light.
There is the parking light and the double filamented dip/main beams.
Are you sure the dip filament hasn't blown and you are 't riding on the parking light (which is on all the time).
There is the parking light and the double filamented dip/main beams.
Are you sure the dip filament hasn't blown and you are 't riding on the parking light (which is on all the time).
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Re: It's been a while, but new bike :)
I second Cabs post. Failing that, check that the beam is actually directed at the road correctly. If that fails, consider investing in a set of PIAA bulbs, they worked wonders on my old Sv.
- connorjardine
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Re: It's been a while, but new bike :)
I think it has blown because its basically the same light when the engine is on and off, I'll double check it anyway only got it last nightCabernet wrote:There are typically two bulbs in s head light.
There is the parking light and the double filamented dip/main beams.
Are you sure the dip filament hasn't blown and you are 't riding on the parking light (which is on all the time).
Re: It's been a while, but new bike :)
My ex had one of those, and the light was so shit even with both bulbs that he fitted a universal spotlight just under the main light and hooked it up to the standard beam
Re: It's been a while, but new bike :)
Have you finally dumped Rob, Jazzi?Jazzi wrote:My ex had one of those, and the light was so shit even with both bulbs that he fitted a universal spotlight just under the main light and hooked it up to the standard beam
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Re: It's been a while, but new bike :)
Haha no, he's still stuck with meDave wrote:Have you finally dumped Rob, Jazzi?Jazzi wrote:My ex had one of those, and the light was so shit even with both bulbs that he fitted a universal spotlight just under the main light and hooked it up to the standard beam
Re: It's been a while, but new bike :)
Lights ... ok if you ride daytime but twilight night ... with those candles
m8tey you will be potted and not seen ... perhaps that what you want
get em fixed its your life ..
m8tey you will be potted and not seen ... perhaps that what you want
get em fixed its your life ..
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If tour headlight measures 7" across then invest in this an enjoy forever, makes such a difference http://www.ebay.co.uk/ulk/itm/252119046840connorjardine wrote:Hey everyone,
I haven't used this for a while as I took a break from the biking, I am now on my new bike and I just have a quick question.
The bike is Ybr 125 59plate, the light on low beam is just S**t, I can't even see in front of me.
Any ideas what the problem is, it is on but its not enough.
Anyway nice to be back
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Re: It's been a while, but new bike :)
rumpoldstilskin wrote:If tour headlight measures 7" across then invest in this an enjoy forever, makes such a difference http://www.ebay.co.uk/ulk/itm/252119046840connorjardine wrote:Hey everyone,
I haven't used this for a while as I took a break from the biking, I am now on my new bike and I just have a quick question.
The bike is Ybr 125 59plate, the light on low beam is just S**t, I can't even see in front of me.
Any ideas what the problem is, it is on but its not enough.
Anyway nice to be back
Thanks for all the replies, this is what I plan on doing I'm going to fit some sort of HID upgrade kit. I understand the power difference so I'm going to either get the best 35w bulbs I can or find a conversion kit either way I've just pointed my headlight down for now so I'm using my high beam haha