Lots of new stuff added by Jaxon @ Ride On Adv

[~TABASCO~]

Yes, we checked and double checked...

 

[tomatocity]

Are you sure the light will not contact the front fender at full fork compression?

And this will have a dimmer soon? Is there a diagram of the light pattern that is thrown on the road? My negative concern is pissing off someone in front of me or oncoming traffic. The positive concern is how much more I will be able to see. If I had that light I would be riding now at 10pm.

edit 10:32pm PST

 

[~TABASCO~]

Yes Sir , I've been told the dimmer version will be ready next week. The dimmer is what I'm waiting on as well.... The light out put is amazing.

 

[stevepsd]

What is the beam pattern like on the Squadron? Does the beam extend beyond the range of the stock high beams? How about the width of the beam to help fill-in the oem lights?

 

[Tremor38]

What is the beam pattern like on the Squadron? Does the beam extend beyond the range of the stock high beams? How about the width of the beam to help fill-in the oem lights?

http://www.yamahasupertenere.com/index.php?topic=3959.msg70821#msg70821

Quote from Tabasco:
"The Baja LED light comes with two versions. Driving and spot. The driving is actually two driving LED's and two spot in each light. This gives some one a very good light spray from side to side and this will exceed your high beam."

I'm assuming he meant will exceed the range of? And I assume you meant to ask how far beyond the range of the highbeams and how well does it fill in the sides because you asked that in the other thread.

 

[Jerry]

I have only used the light 1x since having it installed but hope to be riding much more at night once the temps here in Phoenix get into triple digits. The light is incredible and goes way beyond the factory. I think the ideal set up would be 2 of these under the main factory light. I don't think there is any way you can run this light on the normal streets with cars coming at you, it would be like a train coming at you in a tunnel!