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Posted by rob f
 - June 11, 2019, 08:12:31 AM

Thanks for the specs.  Quick ciphering really doesn't equate to 1500' at a 2"drop per 25' , but sure will give it a try once it stops raining/snowing here.
Gonna have to stay up way past my bedtime as it doesn't get real dark until 11pm

Posted by Troll
 - June 11, 2019, 04:59:52 AM

Factory settings sound correct. This is a hybrid euro style beam with a cutoff in the low beam. The low beam should illuminate 850' down a straight road, the high beam, 1500' Set the adjustment up as described in the manual and check out the beam pattern after dark.

Posted by rob f
 - June 10, 2019, 09:00:47 AM

 The last couple of rides i have noticed that my headlight is flashing back  on road signs at quite a distance ( low beam)
Looked in the manual for adjustment and found that the bright spot on high beam is to be 2 inches lower, than the height of the center of the lens @25' (when rider is on the bike). Seems kinda low to me, especially living in deer and moose country.
Haven't ridden at night yet and haven't had Cagers flash me in the day. Gonna have to park infront of the Seacan some night and see exactly where it's pointing.
Anybody with comments on adjustment?

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