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I have a single headlight on my motorcycle. I'm aware that adding more headlights will make me more visible at night, but adding two additional headlights will
by MattSayar 4y ago
I have a single headlight on my motorcycle. I'm aware that adding more headlights will make me more visible at night, but adding two additional headlights will cost me $500 in parts alone. That's 1/12 the entire cost of what I paid for my bike.
I just don't ride at night.
- Jcampuzano2 4y agoSame. Mentioned in another comment but I rode at night when I was younger, but where I live there's just way too many drunk/aggressive drivers which is much worse at night, regardless of lighting situation. So I just don't ride at night.
- Syonyk 4y agoThere is no way that it should cost you $500 to add two additional LED headlights off the forks. Any random motorcycle parts store should have stuff that works fine, just wire it into your headlight circuit - there's usually a spare amp or so there.
- dharmab 4y agoI've tried they cheap lights and they suck. Poor beam patterns and have a habit of failing at inopportune times. (Ever had to race the sunset with a failed light?) $500 is about in line for a reputable kit that can hold up to the elements.
- MattSayar 4y agoPromise I'm not making it up https://www.kawasaki.com/en-us/shop/featured/facebook/999940511/led-light-bar https://www.kawasaki.com/en-us/shop/featured/facebook/999940...
- juve1996 4y agoYep, no more riding at night for me either. It's too dangerous. As I've aged I've noticed how much harder it is for ME to see driving in a car at night. And now I'm CONSTANTLY blinded by these LED nuclear bomb headlights these huge ass trucks have now. It just sucks.