eaglespyder
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My dim lights only shine out about 75 feet from there out is black this is not normal right?
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2015 Spyder RTS
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dlby
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My friends tell me to leave brights on during all daylight riding.
Reason being they can not (see) me in rearview mirror.
The dim lights are shuttered mechanically and privide minimum coverage.
Also oncoming traffic can not see the lights in daytime
So my advice is run the brights & fogs if you have them during daytime
Night time riding does not seem bad to me
There are adjustments that can be made also
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Reason being they can not (see) me in rearview mirror.
The dim lights are shuttered mechanically and privide minimum coverage.
Also oncoming traffic can not see the lights in daytime
So my advice is run the brights & fogs if you have them during daytime
Night time riding does not seem bad to me
There are adjustments that can be made also
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SpyderAnn01
Active member
I agree, you should ride with your brights on at all times unless it is dark and there is traffic in front of you. The directions for re-aiming the headlights can be found in your owner's manual - it is pretty simple.
Chupaca
New member
Re-adjust...
alignment of the headlights is in the manual..set the spyder 35' away from a wall/garage door etc level ground. Have equal to your wieght on the unit and adjust to the mark on the wall..don't remember that one but think it is 27" or so. Remember when ryding double the lights will shine higher. Daytime doesn't matter as long as they are on...:thumbup:
alignment of the headlights is in the manual..set the spyder 35' away from a wall/garage door etc level ground. Have equal to your wieght on the unit and adjust to the mark on the wall..don't remember that one but think it is 27" or so. Remember when ryding double the lights will shine higher. Daytime doesn't matter as long as they are on...:thumbup:
Bob Denman
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:agree: Just because they're pointed too low right now, doesn't mean that they have to stay like that! :thumbup:
