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  • abhijeet080808
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    ^^ These are normal bulbs!

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  • mayank04
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    can we use this(this is hid.....na) and how
    Philips Lighting India - White Light

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  • KA01EE5960
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    Originally posted by HydBiker View Post
    well, you are not alone with your thought.... I'm here to second you with that.
    I too agree with your thought

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  • surendra.xbhp
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    You may be right Rahul.
    I just happened to read it in the blog that HIDs totally blind out people & are illegal.
    Also I was under impression that stock high beam is enough for all conditions.
    No issues mate, thanks for the clarification.
    Personally, even I like that bluish colour light than yellowish.
    I was just being right ethically.
    Now necessity for this upgrade is clear.

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  • abhijeet080808
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    Guys, he has the option of turning off his high beam when needed! When such situations arises that there are many vehicles on the opposite lane, he can simple use his low beam. (which is housed in a projector, just to minimize glare!)

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  • HydBiker
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    Originally posted by riazmomin View Post
    3rd point, A blinded (driver) has all the possibilites of driving over you. be it a car or truck. Infact a high beam from a simple 35w lamp is enough to do the job of blinding.

    Any how, its my very personal opinion, I feel like the bang those headlamps of opposite vehicle coming with high beam on and especially projectors.
    well, you are not alone with your thought.... I'm here to second you with that.

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  • riazmomin
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    Originally posted by rahuldevnath View Post
    I agree Surendra, but:
    Some Pointers:

    (1) There's not a huge difference between 4300K and 6000K tempreature in terms of light output. Yes, 4300K is better, but still 6000K will still be 200% better than a Halogen.

    (2) 6000K is the most common and cheapest colour temperature you will get in the market today, that also helps in when you are going to sell of your HID.

    (3) You cannot blind the pedestrian crossing the road, infact you will do him/her a favour by increasing your visibility and decreasing his/her chances of getting hit by you. But, yes you may blind the oncoming truckwalas, which is sometime desirable.

    (4) Stock P220 light are best in class, but nothing on open highways. Most of our roads don't even have a divider, but for people like us who stay in cities like Bangalore, where all escapes are super wide roads, this mod will definitely help. On stock 220 lights, on Bangalore-Chennai route, I can hardly maintain 80Kmph, without taking risks, with this mod, I can ride as good as day. (Day time you can easily maintain 120Kmph!)

    (5) And after all you can adjust your high beam, so as to aim towards the road. Cars have two bulbs, does it blind us?

    It's our responsibility to ride safe, and refrain from making abuse of HIDs.
    3rd point, A blinded has all the possibilites of driving over you. be it a car or truck. Infact a high beam from a simple 35w lamp is enough to do the job of blinding.

    Any how, its my very personal opinion, I feel like the bang those headlamps of opposite vehicle coming with high beam on and especially projectors.

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  • moeed
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    Originally posted by rahuldevnath View Post
    I agree Surendra, but:
    Some Pointers:

    (1) There's not a huge difference between 4300K and 6000K tempreature in terms of light output. Yes, 4300K is better, but still 6000K will still be 200% better than a Halogen.

    (2) 6000K is the most common and cheapest colour temperature you will get in the market today, that also helps in when you are going to sell of your HID.

    (3) You cannot blind the pedestrian crossing the road, infact you will do him/her a favour by increasing your visibility and decreasing his/her chances of getting hit by you. But, yes you may blind the oncoming truckwalas, which is sometime desirable.

    (4) Stock P220 light are best in class, but nothing on open highways. Most of our roads don't even have a divider, but for people like us who stay in cities like Bangalore, where all escapes are super wide roads, this mod will definitely help. On stock 220 lights, on Bangalore-Chennai route, I can hardly maintain 80Kmph, without taking risks, with this mod, I can ride as good as day. (Day time you can easily maintain 120Kmph!)

    (5) And after all you can adjust your high beam, so as to aim towards the road. Cars have two bulbs, does it blind us?

    It's our responsibility to ride safe, and refrain from making abuse of HIDs.
    Good pointers there! I agree with you.

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  • rahuldevnath
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    Originally posted by surendra.xbhp View Post

    You are right Mr. Seamus.
    Also, other aspect is HIDs above 6000K are illegal in India (most of the countries too).
    They simply blind out people be it a driver from opposite lane or pedestrian who is walking on/crossing the road.
    So I would say, though this mod is great but may not be advisable considering poor pedestrians & drivers from opposite lane.
    Stock P220 headlights do their job exceptionally well.
    Remember many of major roads in our country are still without dividers.
    Spare drivers who are coming in opposite directions as driving in night is real pain.

    I would recommend you guys to go through following article on HIDs.
    High Intensity Discharge Bulbs For Motorcycles

    I agree Surendra, but:
    Some Pointers:

    (1) There's not a huge difference between 4300K and 6000K tempreature in terms of light output. Yes, 4300K is better, but still 6000K will still be 200% better than a Halogen.

    (2) 6000K is the most common and cheapest colour temperature you will get in the market today, that also helps in when you are going to sell of your HID.

    (3) You cannot blind the pedestrian crossing the road, infact you will do him/her a favour by increasing your visibility and decreasing his/her chances of getting hit by you. But, yes you may blind the oncoming truckwalas, which is sometime desirable.

    (4) Stock P220 light are best in class, but nothing on open highways. Most of our roads don't even have a divider, but for people like us who stay in cities like Bangalore, where all escapes are super wide roads, this mod will definitely help. On stock 220 lights, on Bangalore-Chennai route, I can hardly maintain 80Kmph, without taking risks, with this mod, I can ride as good as day. (Day time you can easily maintain 120Kmph!)

    (5) And after all you can adjust your high beam, so as to aim towards the road. Cars have two bulbs, does it blind us?

    It's our responsibility to ride safe, and refrain from making abuse of HIDs.
    Last edited by rahuldevnath; 09-30-2009, 01:24 AM.

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  • surendra.xbhp
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    Originally posted by Seamus View Post
    dude, your hids are 6000k, and have read somewher on xbhp from our technical gurus that anything beyond 5000k is just show... and not as good as <5000k on hiways. Since its said that hids with more then 5000k juzt blinds people on hiway rather than showing the roads and also that >5000k becomes whitish blueish, <5000k is good for hiways since its yelowish...kindly throw some light over this lighting topic

    You are right Mr. Seamus.
    Also, other aspect is HIDs above 6000K are illegal in India (most of the countries too).
    They simply blind out people be it a driver from opposite lane or pedestrian who is walking on/crossing the road.
    So I would say, though this mod is great but may not be advisable considering poor pedestrians & drivers from opposite lane.
    Stock P220 headlights do their job exceptionally well.
    Remember many of major roads in our country are still without dividers.
    Spare drivers who are coming in opposite directions as driving in night is real pain.

    I would recommend you guys to go through following article on HIDs.
    http://**********.in/high-intensity-...s-motorcycles/

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  • animeher
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    Originally posted by Seamus View Post
    dude, that means you havent been to grant roads in mumbai...you get china hid'r for 1400, and bixenon for 1900.
    1400 for single beam? wow. I will be going to mumbai this diwali, I will surely go to Grant road. Thanks for the tip

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  • KA01EE5960
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    Originally posted by sunny kalia View Post
    dude am frm punjab thts why asking
    Sorry dude

    No idea about its availability in punjab...must be available...u just need to search a bit

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  • Seamus
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    Originally posted by abhijeet080808 View Post
    Bi-xenons for 1900! That's shocking! Do they even last a year?
    hmm...i asked the samething to the shopkeeper, all he had to say was,'sir china ka maal hai, chala toh chand tak nahi toh shaam tak' ...he also told me that his mechanic wil fit it in front of me, and was not ready to take the risk of the light not working when i told him that i am taking it to my mechanic

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  • sunny kalia
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    Originally posted by KA01EE5960 View Post
    Well I am in bangalore mate.........
    U can get it here in JC road
    dude am frm punjab thts why asking

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  • KA01EE5960
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    Originally posted by sunny kalia View Post
    dude plz. tell me frm where i can gt hid for 1900 bucks and frm where u r?????
    Well I am in bangalore mate.........
    U can get it here in JC road

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