An alternative for a lot less money is in mebgardner post #56 in this thread:
http://www.yamahasupertenere.com/index.php?topic=21098.45
http://www.yamahasupertenere.com/index.php?topic=21098.45
Checkswrecks said:An alternative for a lot less money is in mebgardner post #56 in this thread:
http://www.yamahasupertenere.com/index.php?topic=21098.45[/url
PM sentstomp347 said:I have (2) if anyone needs them. I bought the kit, lost my patience and decided to try a different set-up.
Yes but pricey. RMATV sells them for $58 each. If you bought a pair would be a little less each. I believe BMW has a model that uses H7 bulbs so you could buy a kit to get two.WJBertrand said:Does Cyclops sell individual bulbs?
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Brainsnap! I've been chasing a "front end" noise for awhile now and after reading this I bet this is it. ThanksTenman said:..The rectangle thingy on the wire rattles in the housing on rough sections. ..
Cyclops stepped up their game on my second failure and got a replacement on the way to me already so back to great customer service. I was afraid they were going to require the defective bulb received back first.SilverBullet said:....Cyclops had great customer service quickly replacing the first failure but second one is going slower...
Post back after you get both Nighteye's in and can do a comparison against the Cyclops. I like the idea of no fan and no module but heat buildup could be an issue for the Tenere in some climates. Stock dust covers can be used with the Nighteye's? Where can you get the 3 year warranty honored? Ebay listing says buyer pays shipping both ways to China so expect to be without a bulb for a month or more. But at half the replacement cost of Cyclops one could just buy an extra set as backup. I say half the cost as Cyclops gives you 50% off discount for failures outside of the one year warranty. Also my Cyclops dust covers fit fine, seal good without need for silicone and no issues for over 30K miles. I've had them on and off a few times also.Tenman said:I got some nighteye bulbs ($28.86 ebay) today to replace the xpensive ($180 cyclops adventure sports)) cyclops that went out right after the pitiful one year warranty went out. HOWEVER One of them didn't work right out of the box. So I put one of the nighteyes in and can't tell the difference in the different bulbs output at all. Nighteye $28.86 with a 3 year warranty vs Cyclops $180 with a 1 year warranty. Now to see if I get a free bulb from ebay for the DOA one I received. Even if I don't it was still way cheaper. The cyclops dust covers are some crude lookin, shiitty fitting things too. Looks like they were made by a kid in shop class. Got to silicone them on or the dust covers will fall off.
Is that from riding the bike at night or just looking at the headlights turned on from in front of the bike. Low beam and high beam? Any spread of light beam differences?Tenman said:With one of each installed. I can hardly tell any difference...
Mine came with molded in indicators same as the stock caps.Cycledude said:... After I installed them I used a yellow marker to mark them so it's easier to tell exactly how there supposed to go on next time.
Yes Mine also have those indicators but my closeup vision ain't so good , the yellow marks are much easier for me to see.SilverBullet said:Mine came with molded in indicators same as the stock caps.