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This is an excellent choice for guys with two strokes or other race bikes that can only get a 50w lighting coil.
We also offer 10% off for forum members
Thanks
Mike
BD

Interesting - and a nice unbiased write-up

Personally I find this in your face advertising a pain in the arse on forums.

Isn't that what the vendors section is for ?

It is, but given the nature of our older bikes generally less than stellar charging systems, mentioning this in the Old's Cool section might be just the ticket for someone looking for better lighting. I would have never thought to check with them to see what they have

I need it so THANKS for posting here.

So how about for really old two strokes with lighting coil, 6V AC power...

Or bikes running 12 volt 15 watt bulbs on AC?

If this was 6v. maybe. but even then my old RT1 would just eat every other light in the system as I'd have too much excess voltage running amock. Damned old balanced charging system. Although I am considering putting a regulator in there to control it.

Now if they made this as a replacement light bulb for a 12v positivie ground system, my 2 old Triumphs and my Norton would be very happy.

Can a Stock XR600 power this light? Or does the XR need the stator rewound?

Thanks.

Chinese would be better? :huh



Though I am not a fan of the spamming, and I don't know a single Old's Cool ring ding that I would put that monstrosity on.

You could use the stock stator, but you will need a Dc accessory kit (battery, harness and switch, and rectifier). Let me know if you need anything, thanks - Christian