Improving headlights...
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Nope.. I think they are pretty good.
babarr46
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Did you come from an R1?jammyhl link=topic=1868.msg16904#msg16904 date=1354725237 said:
& yes they are mere candles in jam jars compared my old one!
andybarsblade
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My 2005 R1 headlights were much better than the bmw's but i've ridden with much worse
Boardsofnorfolk
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Don't care,I never ride in the dark 8)
andybarsblade
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Seem to be a lot of HID kits on ebay, has anyone tried these on the S1000RR?
I put one on my brothers gsxr750 and it was amazing but that had plenty of room to hide the wiring. It would have looked daft on my R1
I put one on my brothers gsxr750 and it was amazing but that had plenty of room to hide the wiring. It would have looked daft on my R1
Wild Pete
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Yes they suck.
Boardsofnorfolk
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A couple of shotguns strapped to the side of the sk1 will do the trickjammyhl link=topic=1868.msg16917#msg16917 date=1354745323 said:
I had a large fallow bounce of the front of the car only two weeks ago. Luckily was braking hard at the time so neither car or deer were badly damaged ... would have been a different case if I'd been on the bike!
BUZZ
Im welsh get over it.!!!!
Yank site has plenty info on hid kits and which ones are best for you
I think the headlights on the S1000 are alright - biggest issue is they point straight ahead when you want to turn round a corner, but there isn't much you can do about that without mounting the lights on the handlebars or forks or something...
babarr46
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Take out a 2007 R1 and then tell me there alright, they are appalling but then i guess the majority of these will only be used on dry summers days for very few miles.mit link=topic=1868.msg17132#msg17132 date=1355311777 said:
