No matter what I tried ( HID ) low beam just didn't seem acceptable - fitted a pair of "extra" low beam lamps in behind the grill and am much happier with the result. Extra lamps are legal in Victoria ( as long as they are type approved and don't dazzle oncomming drivers ). Will post some photo's and details if anyones interested.

 

I for one would like to see what you've done. My eyes arent as good as they used to be and I miss the fogs on the Clubbie.

thanks!

As always

H

 

RedZed, I'd also be keen to see details and pictures of the extra lamps. Thanks.

 

pics pics pics !

 

The digital camera is an old one and insisted that it use the flash - so contrast is a "bit" poor however.....

 

Another

 

And..

 

Bottom of the lens has been sand blasted to kill the long distance effect

 

Some beam patters ( again the camera wasn't very co-operative )

 

and

 

done

 

Wow. Good mounting location for fog lamps here in California. Wonder if I could find a rocker to fit the hole to the right of my seat warmer switches in my touring. BTW- what goes in those switch holes on other models? Are there stock rockers I can get to fit them?

 

arent's those setup will hinder the Power Steering cooler?

 

Doesn't block the flow significantly, and I have removed the two blanking plates that cover the outer ends of the grill. The overall intake area is now significantly greater that before the lamps were fitted.
PS I started with 100W lamps but dropped to 55W as I didn't want too much long distance throw.