Hello from NJ
Jun 22, 2017 | 07:15 PM
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Back Country Explorer
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From: Colorado
Hello from Colorado. Welcome to the ATV Connection. This is the correct forum for your research. We ATV owners are always looking for ways to "personalize" our machines. I've noticed LED "light bars" are popular for night riding. And spotlights for early morning treks to the deer stand or duck blind.
David
David
Jun 23, 2017 | 08:28 AM
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Weekend Warrior
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Thank you for the warm welcome. Yes, I've noticed the light bars are extremely popular and low-cost. There are many options available for less than $25.
I'm curious if there is any interest in some of the "high-end" light bars which feature low power draw, more concentrated beam patterns, less blinding to oncoming traffic, and sturdier designs.
I'm curious if there is any interest in some of the "high-end" light bars which feature low power draw, more concentrated beam patterns, less blinding to oncoming traffic, and sturdier designs.
Jun 23, 2017 | 10:51 AM
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Jul 3, 2017 | 01:18 AM
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Thank you for the warm welcome. Yes, I've noticed the light bars are extremely popular and low-cost. There are many options available for less than $25.
I'm curious if there is any interest in some of the "high-end" light bars which feature low power draw, more concentrated beam patterns, less blinding to oncoming traffic, and sturdier designs.
I'm curious if there is any interest in some of the "high-end" light bars which feature low power draw, more concentrated beam patterns, less blinding to oncoming traffic, and sturdier designs.
