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It was an initial defect.
When I tried to install it immediately after receiving it, it was blinking ChicaChica and I could not use it. I thought my motorcycle was bad, so I ordered another product from Amazon and installed it and it lit up without incident. I would like to return it as soon as possible, but I have not received any response from Webig! Amazon is much more reliable. View detail
It is easy to install.!
OEMHalogen was replaced because it was too dark.
Installation is a simple matter of removing and replacing the OEM. I did a test run during the daytime, and it was a little brighter in the Tunnel. I don't drive much at night, so no problem! I don't drive much at night, so no problem! I don't know about durability, but I'm happy with JAPAN, it's well made and looks good.
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They say it's good if it lasts 5 years.
After five years, it broke. When I removed it, the yellow-colored luminous body was shattered and the base was burnt to brown. The light suddenly faded and became like a miniature light bulb and disappeared. I was surprised because I happened to be watching it. It would have been extremely scary if I had been driving at night.
When I bought it, the yellow colored tip was not square and the corners looked peeled off in places. I asked the ManufacturerStaff if the Large tip was sturdy, but they said it was fine, so I had it installed.
Well, it would be impossible because it looks like the LED light-emitting base part is burnt out.
As for the product review, at 6000k.
It is not brighter than OEM, but the color is White, so some scenes actually look darker. It is still not as good as the most powerful HeadlightHID, but it looks better than the OEM Halogen when compared to rural roads and other places without streetlights. 。
However, in urban, city, suburban, and highway areas where there are some lights, the white LEDs are covered by the lights and it is difficult to tell whether the light is illuminating or not.
If the Type is one light on low and two lights on high, I would recommend changing the color temperature with low high.
This time I did the work myself, but when I first bought it, I was told that it would wait 20,000 hours or 10 years if it didn't break, but in fact it was 5 years, so I felt like I lost money, but that seems to be the way it is.
It is good that they are cheaper now because of the New Model, but I wish they would have stopped reducing the warranty to 2 years if they continue to claim that they can be used for a long time.
Now, how to do the work
This time, I performed the work myself, copying the way SphereLight's ManufacturerStaff actually did it on my Motorcycle.
As mentioned in the postscript, the way this Rubber fits (How to put it out?) If this is the case, the heat sink portion will be buried in the rubber, so I am concerned about whether the heat dissipation will be large enough to withstand the heat.
Turn the round cover of the OEM Headlight unit counterclockwise about 1 cm to remove it.
Remove the valve spring and remove the light valve.
Remove the Attachment from the Valve of the product and insert the removed Attachment into the place where the Headlight Bulb was inserted, with the four notches facing backward, and fasten it with the Spring.
At this point, you should install the Valve once in the Attachment and remember the feeling of pushing and turning it to install.
Attach the supplied CouplerConnector to the product as described in B of the Instruction Manual.
Connectors on the body side and the Light side are connected.
...At this point, conduct a lighting test.
The space inside the Headlight unit is quite large when you put your finger inside, so leave about 15cm of Wiring and put all Connectors and Controllers inside the Unit. (I put almost all of them in Space under Unit)
Note that if the wiring connected to the light is about 10 cm, the light valve will stick when the cover is attached and will not be able to be pierced.
If the controller rattles inside the headlight unit, use the Tie Band to hold the controller in place. I don't do it.
Once this is done, it is time to install the rubber cover, which is the most difficult part.
It takes several hours at worst, and although it is easy to install if the Rubber is heated considerably, it is not recommended because deformation is a concern.
The difficulty level increases because everything is put into the Unit.
Push the outer frame of the Rubber cover into the Unit.
At that time, the side that is folded should be toward the rear of the vehicle.
When you push it in, there are three indentations where the OEM's round cover fits.
Make sure three Folds are outside the Unit, then install the LED Bulb.
(Note that if you push the Rubber as hard as you can, only one Fold will come out backward.)
(The outer frame of the rubber cover of the type after the warranty period of 2 years is larger than that of the type before that, so it should be installed in a larger size.)
LED Bulb is perpendicular to the ground when installed.:Pair (for Left and Right) to be facing the
If the remaining wiring seems long, push it in a little at a time.
The above work was completed without making any cuts.
ManufacturerStaff had done this and it was a work procedure that worked fine.
However, if the rubber is pushed out this far, the heat sink will be buried in the rubber, so I wonder if the heat dissipation is Large sturdy. I wonder,
I had done it this way before, so I copied it as it was.
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Lack of good product Level is low.
Used on a SEA BASS VST 650. I tried riding at night with it on, but it was dark. It is just too dark. Also, the optical axis is a little bit off. So, when I adjust it to the lower side, the difference of optical axis between high beam and low beam is very different. PIAA or Ray Brick (Stanley) I would not recommend purchasing anything other than the 2-wheel dedicated LEDs from I think the next best choice would be SYGN HOUSE. By the way, I have purchased SYGN HOUSE twice in the past, but the low beam ran out after about 1.5 years. I hope this will help you in your purchase. View detail
I was able to replace it by simply popping it in.
I replaced the Low beamValve and the light spread and brightness are fine.
The built-in fan is barely audible.
I don't know about durability yet, but I expect it will last a long time if it can survive the summer first.
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Will it pass inspection?
I installed these on a 2016 MT-07. After installation, I had the optical axis adjusted by a Tester shop and they told me that the light intensity is OK but the light has spread to the side, so it will pass inspection 50-50. By the way, before I installed this, I had passed the inspection 3 times with the first generation LED Ribbon from SYGN HOUSE. The brightness is perfect, but since the next car inspection is a year away, I'm not satisfied with the evaluation until then. View detail
Fits: HONDA DJ-1, HONDA DJ-1R, HONDA DJ-1L, HONDA DJ-1RR, HONDA NSR50, HONDA NSR50, HONDA XR50 MOTARD, HONDA Express, HONDA CAREN S, HONDA GYROUP, HONDA GYROX, HONDA GYRO CANOPY, HONDA JUST, HONDA JULIO, HONDA JOY, HONDA GIORCUB, HONDA Giorno, HONDA GIORNO DX, HONDA SQUASH, HONDA SPACY50
WhiteLight and good looking!
It's super easy because all you have to do is change the Valve.
I was able to purchase Valve's length and fit without concern because of the information provided by its predecessors.
D-TRACKER-X's dark, orange-tinged light has been brightened to white.
I haven't driven at night yet, so I haven't been able to experience the true effect, but the impression of the motorcycle will change considerably just by having white light.
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From Halogen to LED
The installation itself is easy, but it was very Large strange to fit it inside the Headlight.
Headlight floated and was very hard to close. I had to adjust the Wiring many times, and after pushing it in with a lot of effort, I couldn't close the Screw by myself and had to ask my family for help. I wonder if the Wiring I pushed in is Large sturdy… Spring was used as OEM.
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Fits: HONDA CREA SCOOPY, HONDA CREA SCOOPYi, HONDA GIORNO CREA, HONDA SMART DIO, HONDA SMART DIODX, HONDA SMART DIOZ4, HONDA DIO, HONDA DIOZ4, HONDA DIO, HONDA LEAD50, HONDA SPACY100, HONDA LEAD 100, SUZUKI ADDRESSV125S, SUZUKI ADDRESSV125SS, YAMAHA JOGDELUXE, YAMAHA JOG, HONDA DIOSP, HONDA DIO-ZX, HONDA DIOS, HONDA DIOJ
Punching in as is
As per Title, it can be popped on as is.
Visibility from other vehicles, such as oncoming traffic, has increased, so I think safety performance has improved.
I don't know about durability so far.
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Fits: HONDA DJ-1, HONDA DJ-1R, HONDA DJ-1L, HONDA DJ-1RR, HONDA NSR50, HONDA NSR50, HONDA XR50 MOTARD, HONDA Express, HONDA CAREN S, HONDA GYROUP, HONDA GYROX, HONDA GYRO CANOPY, HONDA JUST, HONDA JULIO, HONDA JOY, HONDA GIORCUB, HONDA Giorno, HONDA GIORNO DX, HONDA SQUASH, HONDA SPACY50
Bright and low power consumption
I was worried about whether I could install it on my KSR2 since the body is longer, but I saw the impressions of someone who had already installed it on his KSR and he said it could be installed, so I bought it and installed it.
The length was a limit, but I was able to install it, the Others had no problems with the installation, and the rubber cover went on without modification.
The beam coverage has been widened. The optical axis remains the same and is large and sturdy. The high beam illuminates high up and is even brighter, so you have to be careful of oncoming cars.
I also changed the tail lamp to LED, so the power consumption was reduced a lot. I installed the LeftSwitch of the previous model in my car, so I can switch from LightOff to Light when Halogen is on.
Idling dropped about 200 RPM when switched to On, but switching from LightOn to LightOff when LED has no effect on Idling.
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Fits: HONDA DJ-1, HONDA DJ-1R, HONDA DJ-1L, HONDA DJ-1RR, HONDA NSR50, HONDA NSR50, HONDA XR50 MOTARD, HONDA Express, HONDA CAREN S, HONDA GYROUP, HONDA GYROX, HONDA GYRO CANOPY, HONDA JUST, HONDA JULIO, HONDA JOY, HONDA GIORCUB, HONDA Giorno, HONDA GIORNO DX, HONDA SQUASH, HONDA SPACY50
I put it on my RG 50Gamma.
It's just like changing a light bulb.
There is no problem
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LED
Excellent brightness, no return to Halogen View detail
Large satisfactory considering the price!
Satisfied with both brightness and visibility.
In actual use, I prefer the 4500K recommendation.
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Fits: HONDA DIO FIT, YAMAHA JOG, YAMAHA JOG Zr, YAMAHA YV50 Z II, YAMAHA JOGREMOTE CONTROLLER, YAMAHA Axis Treat125, SUZUKI ZZ, SUZUKI ADDRESSV125, SUZUKI ADDRESSV125G, SUZUKI LETS II, SUZUKI LETS IIL, SUZUKI LETS IICombination brakes, YAMAHA JOG, YAMAHA JOG Zr, YAMAHA JOGDX, YAMAHA JOGPetit, YAMAHA MATE50, YAMAHA MATE50D
No problems so far.
I just wanted to White the Light, so this cheap Valve is sufficient. View detail
Used on ninja250
ninja250 (2015) It was installed with the company's 65029 at
The low side is connected using the included White colored Electro Tap. No on/offSwitch was installed since there is no vehicle inspection.
I was a little dissatisfied that I could not do wiring without cutting into the headlight unit, but I am generally satisfied with the brightness and parenthesis after installation.
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Used on ninja250
ninja250 (2015) It was installed together with the company's 65030 at
I was a little dissatisfied that I could not do wiring without cutting into the headlight unit, but I am generally satisfied with the brightness and parenthesis after installation.
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Sure, it's bright, but...
Used for Cub Pro (JA10).
Installation, but Controller does not fit within Light.
It will be installed outside.
It was installed under the FrontBasket.
I ran it and it does indeed brighten up.
However, there is a mysterious light on the Left. This is for oncoming cars and people.
It is thought that it will be dazzling, so I put a Tape on the Headlight.
We made it harder to get out.
The brightness is good, but the light scatters, so that was Minus.
Caution should be exercised by those who are concerned about oncoming illusions.
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White is perfect.
Scooter used by my father, who is about to turn 60, since September 2020. [God of thunder Gu Alpha But, in January 2024, it became impossible to turn on the light at the actual mileage of 6,273 km.
It was purchased at a certain Denshin Site, but it had completed 2 years of warranty, so I decided to buy it quickly.
However, I don't want to use LED bulbs of unknown origin.
As I said, Sphere Light took care of us again.
Compared to this EntryType, God of thunder Gu Alpha, the difference is more than 2,000 yen in price, and appearance (Heat Radiation Fin？) is different from Large.
Attaching to the scooter requires no large amount of labor, and anyone with dexterity and fingertips can replace it.
The color emission is 6000Kelvin White color. Once you know this color, you can no longer go back to the bare bulb-like color of the OEMH4 Valve.
(It's a toss-up as to which one looks better farther at night due to differences in power consumption and light quality.)
One year warranty for about 2,800 yen. As expected from Sphere Light.
Please keep it as long as possible.
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Second generation of Beloff Bolt OnLED
I bought a battered 900SS (900SL) and am Restore.
The car body we obtained was equipped with Highly Efficient Halogen Bulbs.
It was fine up to that point, but there is Blue Coating on the surface of Valve. WhiteBeam. It was called
Too nostalgic!
I have no problem with Halogen bulb, but I don't like WhiteBeam too much.
I don't like the deliberate whitish light, the reflection of the blue valve when looking into the light when the light is off, and the fact that the light intensity is reduced due to the blue coating to make the light whitish.
Headlights are a safety priority and should have the maximum amount of light, but to reduce the amount of light for the sake of light color is outrageous.
I wasn't convinced, so I decided to replace it...
The 900SS is a 30-year-old body, and the headlight is made by CEV of Italy, not a reliable domestic product such as Small thread.
It is old, so it is not a multi-reflector, but a glass lens (!). The optical axis is made by a cut of the Glass Lens (!), which is classic.
There is no way that Italians, who are Right Side traffic, would make a serious product for Left Side traffic (Japan, United Kingdom, Australia).
I didn't want to fail due to optical axis gap or insufficient light intensity at the time of vehicle inspection, so I converted to LED aiming to increase light intensity.
It is good that it fits as it is without any extra auxiliary equipment.
No need to cut the Rubber cover behind the Headlight, which is becoming valuable for the Heat sink that pops out.
Unfortunately, however, the 900SS SEV Headlight could not be installed without modification.
Since it is very compact and almost the same size as Halogen bulbs, it is thought that many large vehicles can be fitted without modification, but CEV headlights are made of Material:It is a strange Spec. that fixes Valve with a strange Ring of Plastic.
The hole diameter in this ring is the size of the Halogen bulbLimit, and this product, which has a thicker Scauper sheet, cannot be passed through it.
The hole in the Ring was enlarged by File to allow it to pass through. (I didn't enlarge the ring hole so that a halogen bulb can be used.)
The light intensity is indeed brighter than Halogen bulbs.
The optical axis is also well defined and there are no problems, so it will not fail the inspection.
Since this is an old car body, the white light characteristic of LEDs does not suit it, so we selected a color temperature closest to that of a light bulb.
It is quite yellowish, but even so, it is not as yellowish as Halogen bulbs, so it may be a little disappointing that it is obvious that it is LED.
(I think it's usually a pleasing color scheme, as I have pretty specific tastes!)
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Headlight LED
Easy to install on GSX400.
No processing is required.
It is considerably brighter.
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