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Head Lights - 4/9/2006 2:15:12 AM   
Opie21


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Is anyone else slightly bothered by the cbr's headlight system (just one side for standard lights, both for high beams)? I dunno, it just seems like a strange system to me. To someone who doesnt know cbr's, they would probably think one of your bulbs is burnt out. I think it would look better if it used both lights to keep things symmetrical. Does anyone else feel the same as me, or is that just my OCD coming out?

Has anyone modified their light system so that it uses both bulbs at the same time?

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RE: Head Lights - 4/9/2006 3:08:11 AM   
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Why not just ride w/ them both on. F#ck everyone else if they can't take a joke!!!! LOL

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RE: Head Lights - 4/9/2006 8:39:43 AM   
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I adjusted my lows up and my highs down so now they are even.

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RE: Head Lights - 4/9/2006 9:30:14 AM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: FordFrenzy97

I adjusted my lows up and my highs down so now they are even.


me too.

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RE: Head Lights - 4/9/2006 10:23:20 AM   
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Ive been hearing alot about both headlights on but turning high beam down....im thinkin i might try the same thing but is there any reason why i shouldnt do it.By that i mean the other headlight is the same as the low just aimed higher correct and is there goin to be a battery drain for running 2 lights?..It looks like its gonna get 60's today.Time to plan a riding day.

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RE: Head Lights - 4/9/2006 11:23:38 AM   
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it's going to be in the lower 60's here as well... will definitely go for a ride

the one headlight thing used to bother me when i first got the bike but now i'm used to it. some guys i ride with who have the same bike run highs all the time. to each his own...

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RE: Head Lights - 4/9/2006 2:06:45 PM   
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I hear it all the time that i got a headlight out when on low beam, and then i tell them it was made like that then i get that WHY question and i tell them to call up Honda and ask them cause i didnt design it like that, i have heard of people getting pulled over because of that, so far i havent had a problem though.

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RE: Head Lights - 4/9/2006 4:03:23 PM   
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Yep, that's what i did aswell. Like it.
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I adjusted my lows up and my highs down so now they are even.



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RE: Head Lights - 4/9/2006 6:50:34 PM   
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i get retards all the time telling me i got a light out i just smile and say thanks.

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RE: Head Lights - 4/9/2006 7:49:22 PM   
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ya the cops in nj, like trying to pull me over and saying you have a headlight out, so now i just drive with high beams on, and let them flash me

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RE: Head Lights - 4/10/2006 12:13:38 AM   
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does having your high beams on all the time have any negative effects on the bike (i.e. burn the battery out quicker, etc)?

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RE: Head Lights - 4/10/2006 12:36:39 AM   
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RUN WITH BOTH ON, WHEN YOU GET FLASHED THINK OF IT AS THEM SAYING
HI NICE BIKE, AND NOW THAT WE CAN SEE YOU WE WONT TURN IN FRONT OF YOU AND KILL YOU.

IF THEY PULL UP NEXT TO YOU AND TELL YOU YOUR HIGH BEAMS ARE ON SAY
THANKS YOU SAW ME AND DIDNT HIT ME!

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RE: Head Lights - 4/10/2006 1:38:33 AM   
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I have been keeping my cbr on high beams.

I have had a bunch of people tell me that I had a headlight out when I first got the bike. So I decided to keep both on for two reasons mainly:

1. I didn't feel like always explaining that Honda designed it that way to random people and friends
2. If random people think your headlight is out, so will a cop that does not know much about bikes. I try to stay as far away as possible from cops and having only one headlight on seems to me as drawing more negative attention towards yourself from cops.

I haven't yet had someone flash me with both on, and also with both headlights on, I am not worried about a retarded cop pulling me over for a headlight out and possibly giving me a ticket for something else.

In my opinion, don't give a cop a reason to pull you over, keep both on!! ;)






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RE: Head Lights - 4/10/2006 3:54:27 AM   
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Not sure, i'd thought about that too so i stick the battery on charge every night.
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does having your high beams on all the time have any negative effects on the bike (i.e. burn the battery out quicker, etc)?



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RE: Head Lights - 4/10/2006 7:34:25 AM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: philly

Not sure, i'd thought about that too so i stick the battery on charge every night.
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does having your high beams on all the time have any negative effects on the bike (i.e. burn the battery out quicker, etc)?




I have no prob with battery...stock 03 and both all the time

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