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Old 26 Jul 2004
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high beam and low beam on adventure 640?
When I turn the passing flasher on, I have both low beam and high beam on. I want it to wrok this way every time I put the high beam on. Anyone have experience with this setup? Fuse or heat problems?

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Ive been thinking of this myselfe.. Have to do some reading and calculation about the fuse and wiring, but it should be fine. Ill let you know when Ive done it.

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I've thinked it myself, but at last I decided to mount (both on the 640 and 950) the couples of xenon supplemental lights provided by touratech.

Much better lighting when riding by night in the woods (I'm not a fool: I live in a wood with lots of boars and lights saved the day several times ;-) ).

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dgamboa, there is a problem with your email address, please correct it in your profile - link above.

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Baja Designs HID lights are cheaper than Touratechs and use the standard lenses:

$300 for the kit - https://www.bajadesigns.com/



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