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Whos running them~? just ordered a set for me bike the new slim bollard units are super small same as a credit card but obviously bit thicker...

Cant wait :smt041:smt041:smt041

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i want to get some of these, as i do night riding through the winter months! let us know how you get on fitting them

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Will do buddy

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Not on bike but in car i got H7 6000k 55w kit and they are great went out other night as i pulled out of drive (about 50 - 100meters or so down the road) i saw loads of reflictive strips light up and that was all i could see at the time drove down road and there was 20 odd people in a runnin group in flourescent jackets it made them a lot safer and me a lot safer the light on the road is fantastic as well

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have you got a link and anybody know how good they are, any chance they are an easy fit too (pointy and curvy)?

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i got the kit for my car off ebay, was very impressed with the results and expect the be just as impressed on the bike..

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Me.

Ace, hi-beam is a weapon. Last time I was heading down through wales you could see road signs and catseyes glowing at half a mile or so. Works a treat.

Go for the 4200K rather than 6000K though, mine is 6 and is just a bit too obviously purpley for me.

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I would definately agree 4200 is the brightest you can get 6000k starts to get abit smurfy. :brilsmurf: when i ordered mine they came with 6000k bulbs by mistake which the company changed for 4200k which gave a much better light.

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Oh yeah mine is only the 35W one.

Next bike is having twin 55s, just to make sure it makes any insects within 100 yards burst into flame...

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Lol :smt067anything that lets you use the word plasma has got to be a good thing..