Piaa 1100 LED reviews?

[KingOfFleece]

Yes, sir. Always more to it than the spec sheets,no?

[worwig]

Originally Posted by JimVonBaden

More is "usually" better. Post a link. I am curious about 20+ (they don't know how much?) watt lights. I have not seen them on MC mounts.

Jim

They are rated at 27 watts. More details here.
http://www.advrider.com/forums/showp...5&postcount=11

The pattern is exactly what I was looking for. Not too narrow, not too scattered. The light output is nothing short of amazing. It is hard to tell that my 35 watt HID headlights are even on with these on. With shipping, it was about $68 for the pair. But they are physically large and won't work with many bikes.

I'm also experimenting with a set of 15 watt ultra cheap lights. They are smalled for a different bike. They are built pretty poorly though and I have low expectations from those.

[JimVonBaden]

Originally Posted by worwig

They are rated at 27 watts. More details here.
http://www.advrider.com/forums/showp...5&postcount=11

The pattern is exactly what I was looking for. Not too narrow, not too scattered. The light output is nothing short of amazing. It is hard to tell that my 35 watt HID headlights are even on with these on. With shipping, it was about $68 for the pair. But they are physically large and won't work with many bikes.

I'm also experimenting with a set of 15 watt ultra cheap lights. They are smalled for a different bike. They are built pretty poorly though and I have low expectations from those.

Looks like a decent set of lights, and some people like a larger size!

Jim

[GRN]

Originally Posted by KingOfFleece

Been using PIAA stuff for years. Never a problem-ever. Cannot say that for the riding buds who put the latest and greatest e-bay stuff on their bikes every 6 months.

I've had several PIAA products on several bikes and one truck I did a lot of not nice shit to off road, for a lot of miles. Never failed, lamp life always exceeded expectations. Sometimes you get what you pay for if you're really going to put something to use. The question is do you want to pay once, or...

The 1100 LED is what's going on my street bike forks once classes pick back up and I have some extra cash.

[twinrider]

Originally Posted by GRN

The 1100 LED is what's going on my street bike forks once classes pick back up and I have some extra cash.

Would be great to hear what you think once you get them.

[twinrider]

The first night ride was a revelation. Frankly, I didn't know what to expect from LEDs, so I was absolutely dazzle (no pun intended) by the quality of the beam. The white light of the PIAA made the OEM H4 bulb look like a dying flashlight. Despite the narrow beam, they did a fantastic job of lighting the edges of the road, and no lie, I could see at least a mile down the road.

http://www.motorcyclecruiser.com/acc...s/viewall.html