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Easy guys, you got to adjust one small screw! Check the marked screw in this pic:
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Now, I don't remember which way I turned it to lower the beam but do this:
Do this in evening just after sunset and against a wall at some good distance for best results.
Take help of a friend or family member. Start the bike in neutral, switch on the headlight (high beam). Ask your helper to hold the bike straight. Observe where the high beam falls on the wall.
Now take a philips (star type) screw driver and turn this adjustment screw two full turns clockwise. Check if the beam position on the wall is lowered. If not then turn the screw anticlock wise( my guess is that clockwise lowers the beam but I don't remember, so just try it first).
Now, depending on the distance to wall, you will have to guess how much to lower the beam. So, keep adjusting the screw untill you get the beam lowered to desired position. Now go for test ride and check the focus and your comfort with it. If needed, repeat the adjustment.
And don't forget to thank your helper for holding the bike
, you will need them frequently.
(If you are doing this at night, you will be blinded by the head light and it is tougher to work on the screw. So do it in evening while still some ambient light is left).
[ATTACH]56302[/ATTACH]
Now, I don't remember which way I turned it to lower the beam but do this:
Do this in evening just after sunset and against a wall at some good distance for best results.
Take help of a friend or family member. Start the bike in neutral, switch on the headlight (high beam). Ask your helper to hold the bike straight. Observe where the high beam falls on the wall.
Now take a philips (star type) screw driver and turn this adjustment screw two full turns clockwise. Check if the beam position on the wall is lowered. If not then turn the screw anticlock wise( my guess is that clockwise lowers the beam but I don't remember, so just try it first).
Now, depending on the distance to wall, you will have to guess how much to lower the beam. So, keep adjusting the screw untill you get the beam lowered to desired position. Now go for test ride and check the focus and your comfort with it. If needed, repeat the adjustment.
And don't forget to thank your helper for holding the bike
, you will need them frequently.(If you are doing this at night, you will be blinded by the head light and it is tougher to work on the screw. So do it in evening while still some ambient light is left).
thanks buddy u are a real life saver i am gonna try it tomm. evening itself, i just hope it works
and plz keep on posting such great ideas it helps impulse owners like us in a big way
. after that incident i have never tried to go beyond 90 kmph.
atleast the last few pages!
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