HD LED HeadLamps

Theirs too many of them. And we got a super lot of Black pigs.

I've seen 30 and more pigs in a pack at one time .

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I paid the piper this summer and bought the new L.E.D.lights from H. D. and think that they are well worth the price especally if you live in a area like i do where the deer aut number the vehicles on the road after dark. tHE REASON i paid the piper was early this yeAR COMMING HOME AFTER CROSSING THE PLATTE RIVER GOING ABOUT55mph the next thing i seen was the the white ass and the hind legs of a whitetail about 10 to15 feet in front of me asit crossed in front of me. afrer i picked up my bike off the road i decided to give them a try. lites the road up like u wouldnt beleive now ican see whats going to try and ron inot me at least a 1/4 mile in front and
with the spots on ditch to ditch on a 2 lane highway cheep insurance iwould say money well spent

Thanks for the product review. I am reconsidering these once again as I just bought a different ride. One that I am more willing to ride on at night. I am want the LED for the exact same reason as you just encountered. thanks for the info..

You can git Xenon Hid lights a much cheaper. And you can git the K of light you want. I have 6000 k H 9 lights at 35 watt. Might change my high beam out like my buddy did and out 8000 K for high and leave the low beam at
6000K
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I emailed them and told them the kind of bike I had and about what I wanted.
They emailed me back and told me the model of the kit for a motorcycle that I wanted.
The Balast for the motorcycles are much smaller and is plug and play.

The HD LED are plug and play as well. Do you have a link for those lights that you are talking about??

I would email them and ask them which set is for a RoadGlide.
Then you can order the set. I would git them in 35 watt. Not 55 watt.
Then you can determine the K of power that you want.
You got to buy it for two headlight man. You got two headlights burn'n up front. You got a pretty good amount of light. The Xenon Hid would even be more.

The difference in the cars hid and the motorcycle Hid is the size of the Ballast and you have to run a power wire on the cars.
The motorcycle is plug and play .

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I just double checked with Harley and they say to go with the PIAA bulbs as well. Cool beans dude. Thank You..

We had the silverstar bulbs in before we went to the SE dual bulbs and the xenon HID with the H9 bulbs and the very, very small and thin ballast.
I had bi xenon before that. Didn't like Bixenon as well.
I thought you had one bulb for high and one bulb for low on a RG.

If I had a roadglide I'd have to email xenonbargains and ask.

Thanks, but I do not want to clutter up my bike. I wait for the clutter once I get a true Gezzer Glide.. :roflmao::roflmao:

The running lights on a Eg have 881L bulbs in them. The 881L is 27.5K
Go to Auto Zone and git 894L clear tip bulbs and put them in. The 894L clear tip is 35K It makes a difference.

The spots have 881L bulbs in them, Take the bulb out and put a 894L clear tip and see the difference.

So does the part#9300 replace H4 55/60 W stock bulb?

Johnny, I got an aftermarket H.I.D. headlight a couple years ago and like it. It was about $150, easy to install, and is brighter than the original halogen, but the company vanished. Fortunately, it's working good. Couple of nice features are that it only uses 15 watts (easier on your electrical system), and has no filament to burn out--should last many years.