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Wisamic 5.75" Replacement Motorcycle LED Headlight (Harley Davidson Dyna & More)
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Ocean Source via Amazon has Wisamic 5.75" Replacement Motorcycle LED Headlight (M020003) on sale for $28.98 when you clip the 5% Off coupon on the page and apply promo code 30X5T22M during checkout. Shipping is free.
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About this Item:
- Voltage: 12-30V
- Power: 30W on low beam; 45W on high beam
- Color Temperature: 6000K-6500K
- Lumen: 2800LM on low beam; 4000LM on high beam
- Product dimension: 5.75"
- Product height: 9cm
- Waterproof level: IP67
- Work Temperature: -40+85°C
- Material: Diecast Aluminum Housing
- Lifespan: 50000 hours
- '06-'11 VRSCD and VRSCDX,
- '15-later XG,
- '04-later XL,
- '09-'13 XR,
- '91-later Dyna (except FLD and '91-'05 FXDWG),
- '84-'99 FLSTS and FXSTS,
- '08-'11 FLSTSB,
- '05-'06 FLSTSC,
- '10-12 FLSTSE,
- '00-later FXCW, FXCWC, FXS, FXSB, FXSBSE, FXST, FXSTB, FXSTC and FXSTD models.
- Some models require Vibration Damper P/N 67700059 or Housing Kit P/N 67700093
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Matches all time low price from a couple of years ago.
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at 07:51 PM
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Might put this on my shovelhead for laughs.
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HDs now a days are made in China partially assembled in the US lol
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I have this on my bike ('11 sportster) and it is worlds better than the stock light and it was not hard to install.
Wondering if it would be possible to hack it onto an eBike.
As far as I know, all of these Chinese LED headlights are the same. There are at least two styles. This type, then the ones with three round lights up top, four rectangular in the middle, and three round ones on the bottom.
I ordered a Sunpie (looks the same as this one) back in July, 2020. I bought an SPL 80W 5.75 at the same time. Both have held up fine for several years of use on a dual headlight V-twin motorcycle (not Harley).
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More than likely, yes. It's a simple switched power and ground. If your vehice is 12v (virtually everything is, but it for some reason you're already living in the future on 24v, then good news, this is rated to 30v!), and the power to your light is switched, then yes, you can hack it in. Mounting/making it fit may require more effort. Making it look good? That may be out of most people's realm of possibilities...
If you have lights that use CAN signals to command them, you will have to hack in your own switch to the power wires to make it work. This will likely throw a minor code as the vehicle will no longer see the OE headlights on the network.