Well, I have to do some backpedaling. Pun intended.
I tried the cheap out with the 48 Volt. Motorcycle light. It was nice and bright, but shine for about 1/2 a second.
I had wired into the headlight circuit and I guess there was not enough amperage to support it.
So I took my friend's advice and bought the Etsy Light. I had a little frustration getting the bracket On my Red City 4 to work. It needs to be spread and it's made out of spring steel. Once I got that accomplished, I am loving the light.!
https://www.etsy.com/listing/1170193142/rad-power-bike-led-headlight
It's exactly what I needed, so I fully support him in making those.
Thanks. I'll attach pictures. My camera is poor on my phone so the pictures do not do the light justice. Things at a distance are illuminated much more than what they look like in my picture. Sorry. It also has a pretty good range of Peripheral view. That was my biggest complaint with the RAD headlights.
Carlos
I tried the cheap out with the 48 Volt. Motorcycle light. It was nice and bright, but shine for about 1/2 a second.
I had wired into the headlight circuit and I guess there was not enough amperage to support it.
So I took my friend's advice and bought the Etsy Light. I had a little frustration getting the bracket On my Red City 4 to work. It needs to be spread and it's made out of spring steel. Once I got that accomplished, I am loving the light.!
https://www.etsy.com/listing/1170193142/rad-power-bike-led-headlight
It's exactly what I needed, so I fully support him in making those.
Thanks. I'll attach pictures. My camera is poor on my phone so the pictures do not do the light justice. Things at a distance are illuminated much more than what they look like in my picture. Sorry. It also has a pretty good range of Peripheral view. That was my biggest complaint with the RAD headlights.
Carlos