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Headlights!!! - 5/8/2006 1:42:17 PM   
bruingoal6

 

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Does anyone know the steps to get both headlights working at the same time? Im talking about low beam and high beam. the one light is killing me. thanks guys


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RE: Headlights!!! - 5/8/2006 4:58:57 PM   
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its easy, hit the high beam button

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RE: Headlights!!! - 5/8/2006 5:15:18 PM   
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its easy, hit the high beam button


lol... nice. funny though

but seriously there are a lot of old threads about this subject. just do a search. i know there's a way to mod it but can't remember. some guys i ride with just ride with highs. that one light doesn't bother me anymore. good luck.

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RE: Headlights!!! - 5/8/2006 6:51:28 PM   
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its easy, hit the high beam button

Where's that at? Someone edumacate me where that thingamabober is. I guess it would help if I had handles and the top of the tripple tree on the bike...


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RE: Headlights!!! - 5/10/2006 7:26:06 PM   
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I got tired of the one light too but now mine work like a car does...high beam low beam with both lights workin. I used dual fialment bulbs that rate at 50w for the low side and 55w for the high side..cuz your stock bulbs are 55w so u dont want to go any higher in my opinion cuz if you got 55w-60w its like runnin high beams on all the time anyway but then u have super bright high beams...anyway i had to modify the base of the bulb to fit in my stock head light housing then ran my wires using 2 jumper wires from light to light to get both headlights to work on either beam.. All in all i had about 2 hours in the project and no more people say HEY U HAVE A HEADLIGHT OUT! uggg Goodluck

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RE: Headlights!!! - 5/11/2006 1:12:27 AM   
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^god I hate that. I've had so many ppl thought my bike had a broken headlight. Then again, the bike had no plastics and looked like a rat bike. I got pulled once by a cop because of it. I didn't have registration for the bike and I was using the F2 tags. But cbr600 is a cbr600... hehe good thing he didn't know anything bout bikes. I do have a title for the rr.

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RE: Headlights!!! - 5/11/2006 11:14:23 AM   
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I just ride with the high beam on all the time. The bulbs are exactly the same. The high beam is just angled differently and has more reflectors in the housing.

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RE: Headlights!!! - 5/12/2006 5:01:48 AM   
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I've heard you can turn the angle of the low beam up, and the high beam down, then just run highs on so that they're both on, but not blinding everyone. There's supposedly a screw behind your headlight to do this. Does anyone know where it is exactly? Can you post a pic of it? I have an '05 600RR

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RE: Headlights!!! - 5/13/2006 3:44:56 AM   
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I was wondering why they do that to a bike with 2 headlight. I guess because previuosly bike only has one headlight that's why the new bike with 2 headlights(like a car) can only light one headlight. Does anyone know how to turn the light off when u driving it? Or the only way to do it is to cut off the low beam and hit the high beam to make both low and high beam on.


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RE: Headlights!!! - 5/13/2006 7:37:55 PM   
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I was wondering why they do that to a bike with 2 headlight. I guess because previuosly bike only has one headlight that's why the new bike with 2 headlights(like a car) can only light one headlight. Does anyone know how to turn the light off when u driving it? Or the only way to do it is to cut off the low beam and hit the high beam to make both low and high beam on.




ok not to be mean but apparently you havent played with your bike a lot.. You cant cut the low beam wire and and expect both lights to come on when u hit headlight switch to high beam. U can cut that wire to run with no lights but y. then ull just be runnin on one light anyway when u hit the high beam on.. its the same wattage as ur low beam just angled higher with more reflectors is y they call it a high beam. If you want to make it so it has no lights while driving during the DAY then put an inline switch to the power wire before the headlight switch that way it kicks all the lights off adn then turn your "power switch" on and use your headlights as normal. If u want papiindo use my advice in my other post here and conver it to true high and low beams like a car and if you want put your "power switch" in and have no lights during the day and then kick the switch and use your headlights like a car does like i have mine set up to do...Goodluck with it all

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RE: Headlights!!! - 5/14/2006 1:19:56 AM   
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quote:

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ORIGINAL: papiindo

I was wondering why they do that to a bike with 2 headlight. I guess because previuosly bike only has one headlight that's why the new bike with 2 headlights(like a car) can only light one headlight. Does anyone know how to turn the light off when u driving it? Or the only way to do it is to cut off the low beam and hit the high beam to make both low and high beam on.




ok not to be mean but apparently you havent played with your bike a lot.. You cant cut the low beam wire and and expect both lights to come on when u hit headlight switch to high beam. U can cut that wire to run with no lights but y.


Hey bikermike, I don't think papi means to actually 'cut' his low beam wire. I think he simply means to not use low beam and only use high beam. That's what it sounds like to me, because as you imply, it would obviously be stupid to run without headlights.

To answer papi's question about the one headlight thing, the reason they do that is so other motorists know that you're a bike. At night if you have both headlights on, because the headlights are so close together, to another driver it looks like a car that's far away, rather than a bike that's actually really close. It's a safety precaution, but I think it's pretty lame.

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RE: Headlights!!! - 5/15/2006 1:45:04 AM   
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Thanks bikermike and dragonium25. I didn't mean to actually 'cut' the low beam wire, but to turn it off. You right mike I want the light works like in a car. Where you can turn it on and off. Not turn on the light automatically when I turn the key on the bike. Do you have the link to the thread for the set up that you have on your bike mike?
Thanks again!

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RE: Headlights!!! - 5/15/2006 3:21:18 PM   
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http://community.webshots.com/album/203403062LWLhCX

this is an instillation of r6 headlights (2 bulbs each side) on a cbr 600rr

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RE: Headlights!!! - 5/16/2006 12:52:33 AM   
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i understand now what he meant but where im from people arent too smart i had a guy make it so no lights were on during the day just at night--of course his brake light still worked but no headlights.. To answer you papiindo the post about my set up is in this topic its like the fifht post about it. I dont have any pics of it yet cuz im ridin most of the time and dont get on here to much. But its not too bad of a set up and u dont have to modify ur bike or add another light or anything.. Just 2 new 2 prong sockets 2 jumper wires and 2 new dual filament bulbs 50w/55w. you have to modify the light slighty to fit into your stock headlight housing but i got it to work. I like it cuz the lights work like a care no more u go a headlight out and i didnt have to modify my bike to fit another bulb or 2 or to accpet the new bulbs just the bulbs themselves and it was minimal. Maybe someday ill get some time to post some pics and wiring diagrams for you guys since i know this topic when i first posted it myself bout 4 months ago was one of those what can i do to make this work kinda things. So i sat down and came up with it but u can do what ya want with your bike, but i like the way mine operates a lot better than most of the other modifications ive read about on here...take care and good luck guys

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RE: Headlights!!! - 5/16/2006 1:35:03 AM   
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well i got both light workin and its all fine and dandy, but when u guys made your h4 bulb fix in the housing and so it wouldnt move at all how'd u do it?

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