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Tourer
Posts: 423 northwest florida | I have a driving light that died and I give up...it ain't an H3 bulb in there. Looks like a LED light of some sort. any suggestion from out there in Visionland? |
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Cruiser
Posts: 73 San Diego, Ca | PIAA 55-watt Dichronic replacement bulb #15352, fits Vision's 35-watt fork mounted driving lights.?? Much brighter than stock and outputs the equivalent light of an 85-watt bulb
Ken
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Tourer
Posts: 423 northwest florida | no the PIAA 55-watt Dichronic replacement bulb #15352 is an H3 bulb and the driving lights on my bike are not H3 bulbs. They are more like a high intesity LED. I am calling the dealer this morning and talking with them. Besides I am rather irked that I spent almost $300 for these lights and one burned out after 8 months. |
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Visionary
Posts: 1484 LaPorte,Tx. | Interesting that you have an LED light. Are they PIAA? I've had two bulbs burn out in the 2.5 years of use. One 35w and one 55w, the last one I bought was ~$43. These lights take a pretty good pounding mounted to the forks. So it doesn't surprise me of the rate of bulb failure. Whole lot of shak'n going on. I kinda wish the design boys would have made the driving light mounts in the fairing. If I had to do it over again, that's where I would mount the PIAAs. |
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Cruiser
Posts: 184 Allen Park, MI | VisionTex - 2010-05-07 10:10 AM
Interesting that you have an LED light. Are they PIAA? I've had two bulbs burn out in the 2.5 years of use. One 35w and one 55w, the last one I bought was ~$43. These lights take a pretty good pounding mounted to the forks. So it doesn't surprise me of the rate of bulb failure. Whole lot of shak'n going on. I kinda wish the design boys would have made the driving light mounts in the fairing. If I had to do it over again, that's where I would mount the PIAAs.
I'm thinking with all the intuitive folks we have on this site that someone hasn't came up with a cheaper way to mount them via the fairing or forks??...$300 will by lots of upgrades... |
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