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Philips MotoVision Bulbs
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I was hoping someone on here had so i could see if they were worth getting.
In principle i like the idea that the headlights will be diffrent to the other traffics but i've also read that the colour of the light makes a diffrence to its clarity on the road. C'mon, someone must have used these or had a mate of a mate of a mate friends girlfriends dog minder, who has at least. Anyone got a view on these? I know some people swear by the vision plus (whatever they are called) bulbs, so maybe one of you could tell us why you chose not to try the Motovision ones? |
Try em
The warmer (Higher K value of the light) the colour of the bulb, the less intese it is. The best compromise is 4000K or 5000K. These produce a nice white light. The gas, Xeon just helps it achieve this colour temprature. Organge..hmmm, not sure if they would be legal in the UK |
I've never seen them for sale and I'm too lazy to search. How much are they? I did use Philips Bluevision which were brighter than OE. Using PIAA Extreme White now which are bright as well. I think they had a better spread of white light than the SV I was following. End of my terrible review for other lights. :roll:
They need a ECE rating to be legal on the road I think. |
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they do look interesting, but at £11 each i think i want to here some propper reviews b4 i buy a set.
but IF they work, its always better to be more visable to other road users |
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Thanks for the info re the K value btw. Helpful to know. |
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