Kruzzin5
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As I recall, the bulb fits in to a designated slot. You cannot adjust it?
What you did to your Tenere today??!!
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There's horizontal and vertical adjustments on the housing
Kruzzin5
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yes, I know. I thought they were discussing turning the bulb to a different angle to project more light.
Then it depends on the LED. Some have collars that allow you to reset the light's positioning, some are simply pop in and clip in place.
Heavyweight67
Member
The LED can be adjusted, they fit into the H7 collar and can be moved 360 degrees to adjust.
Yea, mine too. I didn't see which you'd used, so I was making generalizations. I've been using a set of Hikari Ultra H7s since 2019.
Heavyweight67
Member
These are from a company not too far from home, STEDI.com.au. (H7 collars already fitted)
I have also fitted there C4 auxiliary lights.
The company has a good following here in Australia.
I have also fitted there C4 auxiliary lights.
The company has a good following here in Australia.
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While the screen resolution and graphics are great there are times in the day when the sun or whatever ambient light there is
definitely puts a glare on the screen especially with the angle that my XT is set at.
Lastly, I do enjoy spending money on my toys....
Cycledude
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I wouldn’t mind trying a visor on my Zumo XT, I think it might help prevent raindrops occasionally messing with the screen, doesn’t happen very often but can be rather irritating sometimes.
changed my gen 1 mirrors to TOURATECH ones £55 a pair cheap for touratech lol
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yes,Something's wrong. There are bugs on @bimota beauty queen's windscreen. I' don't think I've ever seen that bike dirty before.
if you remember was out yesterday for 4 hrs and my coolant let go, lol thats where the bugs come from
rob
WJBertrand
Ventura Highway
What are the advantages of the Tourtech mirrors to OEM?
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the aspherical section is great
www.touratech-uk.co.uk
rob
Safety rear-view mirror set, aspherical, right-hand thread M10 x 1.25
The Safety rear-view mirror is the ideal motorcycle mirror for your Adventure Bike. It fits any motorcycle with an M10 x 1.25 right-hand thread mirror mounting. The mirror not only looks great, it is also made of high quality and extremely sturdy plastic.
rob
Cycledude
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Apparently those mirrors are not available in the USA , at least I couldn’t find them on the USA website .the aspherical section is great
Safety rear-view mirror set, aspherical, right-hand thread M10 x 1.25
The Safety rear-view mirror is the ideal motorcycle mirror for your Adventure Bike. It fits any motorcycle with an M10 x 1.25 right-hand thread mirror mounting. The mirror not only looks great, it is also made of high quality and extremely sturdy plastic.
rob
Get some doubletakes instead, they're fantastic mirrors.
WJBertrand
Ventura Highway
Today I got all packed up for my trip to Prescott Valley tomorrow.
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PhilCEE
Member
I gave the S10 a wash today but took the opportunity to take some pics of the upgrades I've been doing since buying the bike in December last year.
1, Sizzapp tracker fitted - I get an alert on my phone every time the bike moves but does make a difference to the battery charge, I need to think about easily using a trickle charger to stay topped up.
2, Puig Fender extender - definitely keeps a lot of the road dirt off the front of the engine and down-pipes!
3, Altrider engine bars, £220 off flea-bay. They are little bit scruffy compared to the rest of the bike but I can always get them painted if it continues to bother me.
Next up is probably a hugger and some Givi luggage but just taking it one step at time as the budget allows.
1, Sizzapp tracker fitted - I get an alert on my phone every time the bike moves but does make a difference to the battery charge, I need to think about easily using a trickle charger to stay topped up.
2, Puig Fender extender - definitely keeps a lot of the road dirt off the front of the engine and down-pipes!
3, Altrider engine bars, £220 off flea-bay. They are little bit scruffy compared to the rest of the bike but I can always get them painted if it continues to bother me.
Next up is probably a hugger and some Givi luggage but just taking it one step at time as the budget allows.
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Eville Rich
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Bled my brakes, finally. Still had original fluid. Was the color of dark tea, but not as bad as some. The rear brake had darker fluid than the front. Installed speed bleeders during the process. Cycled the ABS pump after the first bleed, then bled the brakes again. The levers feel a bit more firm and braking is generally improved.
Eville Rich
2016 S10
Eville Rich
2016 S10