would these work on a banshee

[gomerkfx700]

http://www.ebay.com/itm/27W-Round-LED-Work-Light-Off-Road-Driving-Lamp-Flood-12V-24V-ATV-SUV-4x4-Boat-/370642353657?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item564c017df9&vxp=mtr#ht_4698wt_1037

[gotta_goatsfast]

First a DC conversion is in order. Even so, its a flood beam. Any machine faster than a garden tractor will overrun the beam (as in the distance required to come to a sudden stop exceeds the distance the light travels).

[gomerkfx700]

heres a little vid of them http://www.youtube.com/user/ledglow?v=qRfKWSNc3e0

[gomerkfx700]

i totally forgot about the 12volt thing way to much trouble for the effort. but yea i know it is flood. i was thinking put one flood center of the bars with 2 spot beams in factory location but ohh well

[MarineNYC]

Wack

[kyle101roppe]

look for some 12 volt spot lite type lights

[Paulie B]

I run a 27w led, and a battery of course. It's pretty bright and I only run one.

 

[WINDYCITYJOHN400]

(as in the distance required to come to a sudden stop exceeds the distance the light travels).

 

Yes, I often travel faster than the speed of light.

And when I hit the brakes....I always kick the lights off the bike. (I don't like to have them weighing me down all the way to my stopping point.)

 

But seriously, Spots are what you want. Better than floods.

[gotta_goatsfast]

Yes, I often travel faster than the speed of light.

And when I hit the brakes....I always kick the lights off the bike. (I don't like to have them weighing me down all the way to my stopping point.)

 

But seriously, Spots are what you want. Better than floods.

 

 

lol, distance the light travels, not speed at which it travels. If your beam shines 40 feet and it takes 50 feet to stop at the rate of speed you are travelling... by the time you see an obstacle it is close enough that you cannot come to a complete stop to avoid it. you're over-running the headlamps.