Auxiliary Lights Debunked | Maddog | Baja | Diode Dynamics | Clearwater

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  • Опубликовано: 10 дек 2024

Комментарии • 43

  • @clueless_nidget
    @clueless_nidget Год назад +5

    This is what I was looking for. It gave a clear cut idea to choose my auxiliary setup after a year of owning a bike.

    • @bikenbiker1580
      @bikenbiker1580  Год назад +2

      Great to know this has helped you. Cheers

    • @rohitsinghchauhan9004
      @rohitsinghchauhan9004 9 месяцев назад

      Yes go for it but don't buy from there website.. If by any chance(like damage or something like that) you have to return the product they will not help you. There is no return option in there website. Only saying 15 days return policy that's it.. You have to find there content. And then ask them to return and they wil only say. Ok we will do something as soon as possible. And same thing every time... So don't west your money.

  • @criticalhit31
    @criticalhit31 10 месяцев назад +4

    Excellent presentation and thorough indepth explanation, very impressed by the way you explained how to choose lights.
    Thank you.

  • @guri-0000
    @guri-0000 9 месяцев назад +1

    Thank you, today you convinced me that i have spent my money in right direction, on my SM650 I have installed Baja Sport. thank You.

  • @sapandream
    @sapandream 11 месяцев назад +1

    When the dude started speaking after the devilish light show in the dark, I can say he is Freaking passionate about lights for ride. Keep it up macha❤🎉

  • @adwait407
    @adwait407 10 месяцев назад

    One of the most informative and superbly explained video

  • @OMNAMAHSHIVAYA2023
    @OMNAMAHSHIVAYA2023 Год назад

    Superbly explained bro. When I buy a bike , I will come to ur workshop personaly to get everything done perfectly with ur expertise about bikes, bikers and biking.

  • @AnirudhMurali9999
    @AnirudhMurali9999 26 дней назад

    Perfect presentation great guy.

  • @nishanthk9354
    @nishanthk9354 Год назад +2

    This is truly good stuff ! Very well explained.

  • @prabhupatel127
    @prabhupatel127 3 месяца назад

    Absolutely brilliant presentation. Much needed. Well done. ❤😊

  • @madhursurve
    @madhursurve 26 дней назад

    Thank you for sharing such a valuable information.

  • @arvindjohnvictor
    @arvindjohnvictor Год назад +3

    Hi. First off, totally blown away by your awesome and detailed explanation on lumens. Now, i have a Suzuki Vstrom 250 & i ride a lot between cities, mountains and southern states. Plan to ride northeast, Goa and more. I live in bengaluru. What would be apropropriate lighting for my needs? Pls guide me. Thanks

    • @joanparmar4739
      @joanparmar4739 Год назад

      Honestly speaking alpha's are great for that sort of a need , but if you have the budget then please go for the squadron sports..hell of a difference

    • @81722Les
      @81722Les 9 месяцев назад

      go with Clearwater man. u will not regret it. have them on my HD and GSA and i will never go back

  • @rmoran113
    @rmoran113 7 месяцев назад +1

    Great video! I’m new to the AFV bike market. Just bought a 23 GSA 1250. I’m a firm believer in being seen or heard on a bike! Obviously primary helping with your field of view at night. I’ve been using Diode dynamics lights for years…great lights. Looking at adding twin sets of ss3. One amber that’s dot approved for road use then another white pair for longer range off-road use. I’m new so don’t really understand why some of the others ie Denali & Clearwater are so much more and don’t seem as bright. If I’m understanding correctly they can be dialed down on bike wonder wheel? Honestly not sure if that really necessary as I would want the amber fogs on all time and off roads on with high beams so don’t really see being it other than dialing back the off-road light for reg night riding. Any recs greatly appreciated!

  • @dj31502
    @dj31502 Год назад +1

    Excellent Explanation.

  • @JR-ez8hd
    @JR-ez8hd 3 месяца назад +1

    Any reason for not comparing Rawstone? They might have a smaller range than Maddogs but have been doing good much before Maddogs were launched. I've been using them and very happy at decent speeds.

  • @mousambanerjee4865
    @mousambanerjee4865 Год назад

    Amazing Video, just when I was thinking to add aux lights to my bike!

  • @TheAbhay08
    @TheAbhay08 Год назад +1

    Perfectly explained

  • @karthik.sridhar
    @karthik.sridhar Год назад

    Very detailed and well done. Hope to see more of such informative videos. Subbed.

  • @ArvindSingh-hf2zd
    @ArvindSingh-hf2zd 7 месяцев назад +1

    What do you recommend for BMW R18B riding fast 160km+ in canyon roads - thanks for any feedback

  • @ankurdhar_
    @ankurdhar_ Год назад +1

    Thoughts on Denali as a brand and the quality of light setup they provide?

  • @rajasekhar9840
    @rajasekhar9840 2 месяца назад

    One Bajadesigns squadron pro in combo beam with one Diodedynamics SS3 pro in driving beam with 4500k is a really good light setup up to 120kmph.
    Anything higher up say like 140-150kmph, add one Diodedynamics SS3Max pod in spot or driving beam to the above setup and one shouldn’t require more light than this on a bike.

  • @arunkumars362
    @arunkumars362 7 месяцев назад

    Good comparative video. I’m looking for auxiliary lights for my vstrom 800de. I’m confused between DD SS3 Pro combo pattern & BD Squadron Pro driving combo. I did some research and find DD’s driving or combo pattern lights with their TIR optics are better suited for road/highway riding. BD on the other hand, are actually off road lights. They lit up the road well but also more glare to the oncoming traffic. Theoretically TIR > reflectors but what’s your take on this? I’m sure you guys would have used them and sold them to many. Any comments?

  • @APACRIDER
    @APACRIDER 6 месяцев назад

    Excellent video. Well explained 👍

  • @krishnasagar8077
    @krishnasagar8077 19 дней назад

    What about Denali D4’s and D7’s.

  • @ramachandrasrinivas4511
    @ramachandrasrinivas4511 3 месяца назад

    All is well but we aren’t considering the blinding effect to the oncoming traffic and the traffic in the same lane.
    Waiting for the pro companies to start shipping auxiliary lights with projector and in yellow coloured beam.

  • @ghoomakkadparag395
    @ghoomakkadparag395 3 месяца назад

    Hi Sreejith... Nice and informative video. However What are your views on Denali S4, D4 and D7

  • @dr.ranadhishrajan2797
    @dr.ranadhishrajan2797 8 месяцев назад

    I had an enquiry. I've been using maddog alpha on my Yezdi adventure since last year May. I also have the HJG 40 watt lights. I mainly use Alpha for flashing. Since last 2 to 3 months if I use the Alpha for continuous 10 minutes (HJG one's are off) , the lights just stop working. And then after about 15 to 20 mins they start working again and then again stop after 5 to 10 mins. I changed the battery but the problem still persists. Would like to know your opinion on the same.

  • @apnagaon6498
    @apnagaon6498 5 месяцев назад

    please include 65watt AES FX3 or GTR series Bi-LED laser car fog light .. lets see the comparison

  • @FAISAL.KAMRAN
    @FAISAL.KAMRAN 6 месяцев назад

    Which has better efficiency Denali D4 or squadron pro?
    For night driving between 90 to 100 and maxing out to 110 sometimes, how is these two compared to Maddog alpha in visibility and power consumption.

    • @rrishi997
      @rrishi997 3 месяца назад

      Go for baja squd pro- 80watts. Much better than maddog. Again it's 4x more expensive. If money isn't a concern then go for baja

  • @sahilakalwadi1468
    @sahilakalwadi1468 Месяц назад

    I have a classic 350 bs4, so would the madsog suffice? Consider I ride on highways and in mountains too

  • @inlovewithhumans
    @inlovewithhumans 4 месяца назад

    Oh yeah you leave the people confused as much as possible 😂😂

  • @buddy_info
    @buddy_info Год назад

    Brilliant to say the least.

  • @naushad911
    @naushad911 9 месяцев назад

    I wish there were some aux lights with a cut off so they could be used on the road without blinding others.