don't need more headlights.

[Brake Pad]

http://www.gizmag.com/jw-speaker-adaptive-matrix-8790-cornering-headlight-review/41191/

[djh3]

Well if I had one of them old timey looking Triumphs might look into it. For now just blast'em with LED's. LOL Cool idea though. I remember going from a standard bike to a frame mounted fairing. One thing i had to get use to was the headlight did not move when cornering like it did when headlight was mounted on forks.

[The Tooch]

Kind of neat I guess but 800 bucks for aheadlight?!

 

Think I'll have to wait for the cheap Chinese knock off!

[Flyinfool]

It might be an option for the whimpy headlight in the early MK1 bikes.

[Brake Pad]

we can ask Mack1 to build them. all's I need is a headlight to cast the plastic molds to, and mach can do the rest

[ToyOdie]

With these light you don't need to spend $800. I got the set of driving lights and headlight for just over $200. 1800 lumens for the driving lights and the headlight is 2000 lumens.

 

http://www.venturerider.org/forum/showthread.php?115134-New-LED-Lights

[The Tooch]

  ToyOdie said:

With these light you don't need to spend $800. I got the set of driving lights and headlight for just over $200. 1800 lumens for the driving lights and the headlight is 2000 lumens.

 

http://www.venturerider.org/forum/showthread.php?115134-New-LED-Lights

 

Yes what you have ToyOdie are very nice LED HEADLIGHTS & driving lights and that is something I would consider.

 

BUT.....they are not an adaptive LED headlight which is why the others are $800. Don't know if you really would need such a thing anyways on a touring bike, as your probably not leaning way over into corners at night on a RSV which is how you make the other LED's in this headlight come on, to light up the corners. Nice toy for $800. But not my $800!