Headlight Upgrade
Super White Light Bulb H4 12V35W/35I have been keeping an eye out for a bulb worthy of upgrading to on my scooter and have just come across this site selling these bulbs. Unfortunatly I just purchased a replacement set but otherwise would be very interested in how these look. They are rather expensive too at $24.50 per bulb. Leave a comment if any of you happen to try them.
posted by cmantis @ 10:01 PM
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About the light bulb price, it is crazy to spend that amout when you can take the stock bulb go down to the RV store match it up get 55/65 watt hologen for $5.00 per bulb. I just bought a set today for under $10.00 for both. I have been driving all over town tonight and it does not drain the battery unless you have your idle to low. I also want to say the stock bulbs that come with the RX200 Hp are garbage and I recommend yanking them all and go down to the local RV store purchase new quality replacements that will last 50% longer than those stock junk bulbs. I have totally taken my scooter apart a number of times, to see how and what makes it click. I also want to say changing the oil every 100 miles on break in is a total waste of money. I say 1st oil change after 500 miles then every 800-1000 miles 4 stroke 10-40 motorcycle oil. As far as gear oil, that type of oil is used in machines therfore does not brake down like motor oil so if you freq., change your gear oil again wasting time and money. I find rear tire will have to be changed after 4000 miles and front should last double that. If you all do these things then you should not have to rebuild the motor until 25,000 miles. I also find the bike will do a speed in the 62-65 m.p.h. range but you better be ready for trouble, it does not handle very smooth and it has nothing to do with tire being out of balance, it is not designed with that speed in mind. The brakes will wear quick driving at high speeds and always abruptly having to slow down. The stock pads are junk, they are fine at first as long as you ride around like a dorky puss! but after awhile they wear and make noise, again head to the R.V. store and match up to quality pads etc. I am not saying I am right, but I have been finding this out as I go, stay tuned.
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