LED vs.PIAA HS1
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LED vs.PIAA HS1
The light is stand alone and easily installed. I purchased from Larry at www.offroadobsession.com after our Tonopah ride this year. Having seen it in action I was sold. This light negates the need to use your headlights. At 1920 lumens, 2 amps and 23 watts, it's amazing technology. The garage shots don't do it justice. Trust me it's bright and, covers a much wider and greater distance than anything I have ever seen. The photos are in sequence from the light to low beams only,high beams only and the LED only.
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I disagree. A set of comparable HID's will set you back at least that and you probably wont have as much light. Most ATV's and Side X Sides factory electrical is marginal, add those HID's and you're exceeding the capability of the machine. The LED's make more light and do it far more efficientlyd2photo wrote:A bit on the pricey side - $339.00
Think of this Derrick, what would you have given to have a light like this that night we rolled down Dunlap Canyon or that night across Garfield Flat? I think at that point it would be priceless
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It is not cheap I will give you that. But you get what you pay for and it is a high quality light. Nothing else being offered has this kind of light output and efficiency. For me, having more light on night rides is a huge improvement in safety. You can easily out ride the OEM lights at night in the desert. This light allows you the opportunity to ride at speed comfortably.d2photo wrote:A bit on the pricey side - $339.00
Just my opinion.
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