LEDs – Light work
- Advrider Older Magazines
- August 22, 2023
- Fit Out
- Checkout
- How To Ride with Miles Davis
- Preparing for adventure with Andrea Box
- Cornered with Karen Ramsay
- Reader’s ride – I Finke, therefore I am
- HARD Kits Husky 710 – Phwoar!
- Industry player – Philth Hodgens
- The Precious 3: Peter Payne’s XT1200Z Ténéré
- LEDs – Light work
- WTF – Not what you think
- Triumph Tiger Explorer 1200 – Updated, upgraded and up to the job
- BMW Safari Enduro – No bull! No wait…
- 25 years, 280 DRZs and only one Roy Kunda – Suzuki’s best customer?
- Kashmir: mystic adventure – Over the top…literally
- It’s What We Do
LED – Light Emitting Diode – is the new force in motorcycle lighting. An LED is bright, illuminates instantly and is usually more compact than other forms of lighting such as HID – High Intensity Discharge – and halogen.
LED lights also draw less power and have a vastly increased output life, so much so they can mostly be installed and forgotten. A quality LED is also waterproof so there’s no fear of a light failing when a bike is drowned crossing the Murray River.
