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Re: Aprilia SR 150 Owners Reviews and Experiences
Hi! There is probably a way to it. Fernsburen should be able to respond to your query with more accuracy
With the little experience I wouldn't encourage you to use both at the same time, because it will drain your battery quicker. I don't think the battery capacity you have now can withstand that much load, as it's not designed to do so. Also you might void your warranty which in my opinion is not safe.
If you still want to go ahead, then I think you will need to redo the internal wiring and alter the circuitry for the power supply and the headlights switch.
The current settings are made of 2 bulbs with one being a low beam and the other a high beam. So theorically each bulb is enabled for only one action, while most of our scooter bulbs are having the 2 in one. If you make the 2 bulbs to work simultaneously, you will need to replace the existing bulbs because they do not have an alternate beam.
If you need more projection, you will need projectors. But there is not enough room for them. I have seen on YouTube someone using a Duke RC twin projector on his SR150. He had to remove the current headlight reflectors.
I can't say how far it worked out for him but he managed to use them.
Led bulb with high and low beam might solve your problem. They are said to generate a decent amount of light with a low power consumption compared to hallogen bulbs. But u need to ensure their design allow them to be properly set in your headlights because otherwise they might not serve the purpose at all, with no proper light cast, and unecessary glare than will become more hazardous for you. It will be preferable if they are just plug and play, without using some other power regulator that will demand some more circuitry work.
The current bulb power is of 35watts for 12 volts each. I suggest you stick to that especially when you want to use both bulb having an alternate beam each.
I hope this will help. All the best
Sent from my XT1562 using xBhp Connect mobile app
Hi! There is probably a way to it. Fernsburen should be able to respond to your query with more accuracy
With the little experience I wouldn't encourage you to use both at the same time, because it will drain your battery quicker. I don't think the battery capacity you have now can withstand that much load, as it's not designed to do so. Also you might void your warranty which in my opinion is not safe.
If you still want to go ahead, then I think you will need to redo the internal wiring and alter the circuitry for the power supply and the headlights switch.
The current settings are made of 2 bulbs with one being a low beam and the other a high beam. So theorically each bulb is enabled for only one action, while most of our scooter bulbs are having the 2 in one. If you make the 2 bulbs to work simultaneously, you will need to replace the existing bulbs because they do not have an alternate beam.
If you need more projection, you will need projectors. But there is not enough room for them. I have seen on YouTube someone using a Duke RC twin projector on his SR150. He had to remove the current headlight reflectors.
I can't say how far it worked out for him but he managed to use them.
Led bulb with high and low beam might solve your problem. They are said to generate a decent amount of light with a low power consumption compared to hallogen bulbs. But u need to ensure their design allow them to be properly set in your headlights because otherwise they might not serve the purpose at all, with no proper light cast, and unecessary glare than will become more hazardous for you. It will be preferable if they are just plug and play, without using some other power regulator that will demand some more circuitry work.
The current bulb power is of 35watts for 12 volts each. I suggest you stick to that especially when you want to use both bulb having an alternate beam each.
I hope this will help. All the best
Sent from my XT1562 using xBhp Connect mobile app
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