LED Headlights: What brand/model is this one?

This was a tough one. A google search got me there in a fraction of a second. That said, the technology changes so fast that unless the bulb dies in a few months, you might be better off with what is available then. These typically have a life measured in years.

I found the brand for you, but they don't show an H4 lamp....
 
I found the brand for you, but they don't show an H4 lamp....

Great. Thanks. I'll try to contact them. It was a dealer install btw. Was trying to look for the same bulb as the wiring for accessories on this bike is "kind of busy" to say the least and I'd rather not take a chance with a different product for fitting considerations.

These typically have a life measured in years.

Although I never had a bulb failing on the road, I've always carried a spare on trips. Just a habit. May make an exception for this one....although I've seen reports of failures on the road.

........the technology changes so fast that unless the bulb dies in a few months, you might be better off with what is available then. ......

Good point.

When I purchased the bike, the headlights' aim was completely off and I asked the PO how he could have ever ridden at night like that?

He didn't. Never rode at night and had no idea how far off it was (!). He had switched to LEDs only to be better seen during the day, he said.

Hence, they are obnoxiously bright white and kind of tiring after a while, although the coverage is outstanding.

I started with aiming low, fearing oncoming traffic wouldn't like it and flash, but now the aim is where it should be and haven't had a flash yet.

But I might look at something warmer for a replacement/spare (I was fine with 50 Watts Halogens).

Thanks for the advice.
 
......the technology changes so fast ....... you might be better off with what is available then. .

Looks like Cyron has a fanless version now......

Looks compact and convenient to carry as a spare.

 
Looks like Cyron has a fanless version now......
You might read some of the other LED headlight threads. I attached a few below to give you something to read when you are bored. 1500 lumens is almost nothing when you consider that Amazon has many with lumen ratings upwards of 30,000. Yes, many of those are inflated. You can get a realistic idea of the light output by figuring that light emitting diodes put out about 100 to 125 lumens per watt. Multiply the current draw (amps) by 125 to get an idea of its light output with no advertising gobbledegook. Yes, they can squeeze more light out of an LED per watt, but the color temp is usually in the 6000ºK range (think very blue white)

In the threads below, @spiderman302 worked with Evitek (i believe) to develop the shield that cuts off the light so you are not blinding oncoming drivers. I've used Evitek lamps in all of our cars and all of my bikes. I think they charged me a flat $10 shipping and it took about a week to come from China. No idea what will happen w/ the tariffs. Evitek's numbers are realistic and their pricing is about as cheap as you will find anywhere. Buying from amazon does get you nearly instant gratification.

 
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