conversion kit?? It could be an alternative for those who want twin
headlights. A bi- xenon kit only use 35v each so it might work, or what do
you think????
Krakan 907 Red 
Bi- xenon??
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krakan
Bi- xenon??
Hi all, has anyone outthere tried to modify the headlight with a bi-xenon
conversion kit?? It could be an alternative for those who want twin
headlights. A bi- xenon kit only use 35v each so it might work, or what do
you think???? Krakan 907 Red
conversion kit?? It could be an alternative for those who want twin
headlights. A bi- xenon kit only use 35v each so it might work, or what do
you think????
Krakan 907 Red -
harv
Re: Bi- xenon??
I've love to alter my headlight as it produces such a poor beam that I wonder even if it's legal. I purchased my
'92 907ie last summer and have ridden it perhaps 1,000 miles. My concern is whether or not the heat produced by the Xenon bulbs could damage the existing lens. Anybody know?
H.
'92 907ie last summer and have ridden it perhaps 1,000 miles. My concern is whether or not the heat produced by the Xenon bulbs could damage the existing lens. Anybody know?
H.
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samandkimberly
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Re: Bi- xenon??
Bi xenons product a lot >less< heat than standard bulbs, so heat will not be a problem. But if you put one in a crappy headlight reflector you're just going to have a more intense, crappy beam. Is the problem with the Paso headlight that it's not bright, or that it's not focussed?harv wrote: My concern is whether or not the heat produced by the Xenon bulbs could damage the existing lens. Anybody know?
H.
Sam
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harv
Re: Bi- xenon??
Brightness is the problem as I spent some time aiming it, but with no improvement.
Re: Bi- xenon??
The lens on the Paso is glass, so it won't melt like some bikes when you accidently leave a cover on them 
. Bi=Xeon, or HID's are not DOT approved and require space for the transformers that run the arc. Make sure you size a location for it. I run dual halogen's and love the looks and light they provide. My bike has no problem running them on the highway, but I turn one off for stop and go driving. The battery minder says am not discharging the battery when off idle.
. Bi=Xeon, or HID's are not DOT approved and require space for the transformers that run the arc. Make sure you size a location for it. I run dual halogen's and love the looks and light they provide. My bike has no problem running them on the highway, but I turn one off for stop and go driving. The battery minder says am not discharging the battery when off idle.