I just rode the bike in the dark for the first time in a few months, since adjusting the passenger/solo adjustment 'knob' the dip is better (in a 1975 6 volt kind of way) but the main beam now seems to be good for inspecting trees.
Can I adjust the main beam while leaving the dip where it is?
I will save up for some better lights, but that won't be until the autumn...
adjusting main beam...
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adjusting main beam...
2011 Harley-Davidson FLD Switchback - yeah, I know. I've always wanted one though...
Guess I'll have to get used to looking at the trees...oyster wrote:From the book: lateral adjustment - left screw; vertical adjustment - right screw. Turn anti-clockwise for longer throw.
Adjust with rider on machine, while on a level surface.
Only able to adjust entire lamp unit, not individual bulbs.
2011 Harley-Davidson FLD Switchback - yeah, I know. I've always wanted one though...
They are seated correctly, there's a large 'hole' in the centre of the dip beam, and to compensate I have adjusted the headlamp unit higher than I ought to - that said I haven't had any oncoming drivers flash me in complaint...oyster wrote:Check the bulbs are seated properly.
2011 Harley-Davidson FLD Switchback - yeah, I know. I've always wanted one though...
Think mines the same,(Hole in centre), upgraded the bulbs last year and it is better, but no cigar.Doctor Dan wrote:They are seated correctly, there's a large 'hole' in the centre of the dip beam, and to compensate I have adjusted the headlamp unit higher than I ought to - that said I haven't had any oncoming drivers flash me in complaint...oyster wrote:Check the bulbs are seated properly.
Gonna have to go HID at some point me thinks.
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