Dual headlights

[Anonymous]

Does anyone have any information or links to dual headlights for my project bike. I have a GSXR front end and don't want to use the old square headlight from the 1100. I've been looking around and seen a few, but nothing so far has grabbed me. Thanks.

 

[Anonymous]

I found these. Not bad.

http://www.streetfighterstore.com/shop/3/index.htm

I like the twin blacks. Still looking however.

 

[gtsg01]

Here is a set for a SV650 on Ebay. They are a little bit different than the ones on streetfighter.com.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=34284&item=4538128670&rd=1

 

[crag antler]

Here is a set for a SV650 on Ebay. They are a little bit different than the ones on streetfighter.com.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=34284&item=4538128670&rd=1

Now thats a totally different look 8O 8O 8O :twisted: :twisted:

 

[Anonymous]

Here is a set for a SV650 on Ebay. They are a little bit different than the ones on streetfighter.com.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=34284&item=4538128670&rd=1

Hmmm, I've got to think on that one. :?

Look at the different guages on the 2 bikes. The black one has guages in a cup. Is that stock? I may have to find a set of those.

 

[gtsg01]

The Black bike is an early model 99-02. The silver one is a late model 03-05.

 

[dig dug mx6]

That's a really nice look. I have been thinking about finding Speed tripple lights to do the same thing

 

[Anonymous]

hi guys,
sure is a good look, my bro has a trumpy rocket 111, it has the twin headlights... which got me thinkin' about them too: however, my stumbling block is the added drain on the charg'n system etc..... or is there another globe to give the required brilliance when running 2 of them but not drawing twice the current... any knowledge on this would be appreciated... thanx

stay upright

 

[Jethro]

Now thats a totally different look

Lucky, Doug, you and I have one of the largest headlights ever put on a bike! :lol: I was just out the other night (haven't done much night riding on the 83 yet) and with a Silverstar bulb, that thing lights up the road something serious.

 

[dig dug mx6]

however, my stumbling block is the added drain on the charg'n system etc..... or is there another globe to give the required brilliance when running 2 of them but not drawing twice the current... any knowledge on this would be appreciated... thanx

stay upright

Good point I haven't even thought of that. I suppose one way around it would be to have one wired for low beam and the other for High.

 

[HiSPL]

Swanny, the first generation Bandits had beautiful chrome buckets on the guages. Almost looked like bullet tips. If thats the look you want, I'd check those out....

 

[Dave W]

Will the electrical system (alternator, fuses, etc.) on these things support 2 headlights?

 

[earlfor]

Yeah, I love the monster headlight on my 83 1100 and 85 1150. With a silverstar, it lights a path about 60 feet wide right in front of the bike and reaches out about 800 ft. DAYTIME!

Earl

Now thats a totally different look

Lucky, Doug, you and I have one of the largest headlights ever put on a bike! :lol: I was just out the other night (haven't done much night riding on the 83 yet) and with a Silverstar bulb, that thing lights up the road something serious.

 

[crag antler]

Yeah, I love the monster headlight on my 83 1100 and 85 1150. With a silverstar, it lights a path about 60 feet wide right in front of the bike and reaches out about 800 ft. DAYTIME!

Earl

Now thats a totally different look

Lucky, Doug, you and I have one of the largest headlights ever put on a bike! :lol: I was just out the other night (haven't done much night riding on the 83 yet) and with a Silverstar bulb, that thing lights up the road something serious.

Now tell me what is the# of this elusive "silverstar"???
When I was down at wally world killing time waiting for my 'scripts to be filled I was in the headlight aisle looking over these beasts. 8O :wink:
I was thinking of getting a pair for the Taurus. I noticed they listed the GS but wasn't sure if I could trust a book off of the shelf, so to speak. It was the Phillips?/ I think book. Who ever manufactures the silverstar

 

[first timer]

i like the silver star on my gs, but i installed a set of sealed beam S.S on my jeep and they only lasted 4 months :evil: and at 20 bucks a pop i'm driving around with my high beams on cause i'm to cheap to buy new headlights......


-ryan

 

[Anonymous]

I kinda like the type 3 or type 4. How much is a euro or is that a pound compared to a $ ?

 

[Anonymous]

I used automobile driving lights on my GS500e and fabbed up a bracket for them...30.00 and looked killer!!!
http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/dwcopple/detail?.dir=4b8d&.dnm=56c0.jpg

http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/dwcopple/detail?.dir=4b8d&.dnm=766a.jpg

http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/dwcopple/detail?.dir=4b8d&.dnm=a43d.jpg

 

[Nerobro]

That's exactly what we're going to do with the project 550es in the garage.

 

[Anonymous]

Sylvania Makes the Silver star. I but some in my car and them seem a littler whiter/brighter than my 5 year old halogens, versus a brnad new halogen they're probably better, but they're about twice the price around here.

If your bike has the replaceable bulb H4 type, then the 9003ST should fit just fine.

Sam

Now tell me what is the# of this elusive "silverstar"???
When I was down at wally world killing time waiting for my 'scripts to be filled I was in the headlight aisle looking over these beasts. 8O :wink:
I was thinking of getting a pair for the Taurus. I noticed they listed the GS but wasn't sure if I could trust a book off of the shelf, so to speak. It was the Phillips?/ I think book. Who ever manufactures the silverstar