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Choose Motorcycle Light Bulbs for Your Driving Safety

If you have ever taken a ride in the evening in the country, you know how important good lighting is.  Riding a motorcycle in the dark can be really dangerous especially if you find yourself outside the city limits. In certain areas when the sun goes down, the animals come out. Having a good motorcycle headlight lamp can really be a lifesaver. Hitting an animal while riding a motorcycle is never a good idea. Changing your motorcycle light bulbs and improving your vision is a great idea. 

Motorcycle LED light Bulbs Benefits

With the introduction of LED lighting for motorcycles, you can greatly improve your vision in the evening as well as becoming more noticeable during the day. LED motorcycle light bulbs offer some huge benefits over traditional incandescent light bulbs. The light LED motorcycle light bulbs produce is brighter which allows you to see things more clearly. Many LED replacement bulbs are manufactured to fit the existing OEM sockets. These classic motorcycle LED bulbs plug right into your existing socket allowing you to use your existing light fixture. These LED replacement motorcycle light bulbs are vibration resistant and provide an improved amount of light over incandescent bulbs. 

What You Need to Upgrade Your Incandescent Motorcycle Light Bulbs

You can use LED bulbs for motorcycle headlights and tail lights without having to install a load equalizer. If you want to upgrade your motorcycle turn signals to LED you may need a load equalizer. LED motorcycle light bulbs draw less power than incandescent light bulbs. This is great for some of the lights, but causes an issue for turn signals. Resistance is what causes the turn signal to work correctly. Most motorcycles' incandescent turn signals require a certain amount of power draw for them to operate properly. If there is not enough draw the turn signals will not flash properly, or simply will not flash at all. This is easily solved with a load equalizer. What the load equalizer does is place an artificial load on the circuit so the original blinker will work correctly and at the right speed. 

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