Night shots of the motorcycle spot lamp at work

Here are few photographs of the spot lamp that I got installed on my motorcycle on Sunday.

Here is a photograph of the low beam of my motorcycle, remember I am using Avenger coil with 55/60W halogen:

55w low beam of my motorcycle

Here is the photograph of the spot lamp at work, it uses a 55w H3 Halogen.

h3 55w spot lamp that I installed on my motorcycle

As you can see, the problem with it is, the beam is spreads out too wide. However with the low beam + spot lamp combination, there is enough light to make night cruising a breeze and enable me to see on the shoulder of the road and this is how I intend to use this setup.

spot lamp and low beam working together to produce 110w of illumination for my motorcycle

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3 Responses to “Night shots of the motorcycle spot lamp at work”

Pravin on July 21st, 2008 at 4:03 pm

can u post the standard 35w bulb’s light along with this for better comparison??
Yogesh Sarkar on July 21st, 2008 at 6:13 pm

Pravin the standard 35W headlamp produces ~30% power than the 60W headlamp on my bike. Will have to check if I have the 35W lamp or not.
Brian on July 29th, 2008 at 8:28 pm

Nice photos. Please tell more about the spotlight you used and where and how you mounted it. It seems by the width of the beam that is more of a foglight. …..oh, ok, I found the photos of it on the bike.

So,…I’m just listening to Sri Banke Bihari aarti on their website, and I did a google search to see if I could find somewhere to download it…and your blog came up in the search results, and I remembered reading your blog about the headlight upgrade – I have a Pulsar 180 UG3 …and I go to Vrindavan sometimes. So at last I find a biker blog / a Pulsar blog, where Vrindavan is appreciated.