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Originally Posted by OreoGaborio
1 - I have no problem riding in front of anyone w/ HID's as long as they have properly aimed headlights. And I haven't had anyone complain about my HID either.
2 - With nicely sorted suspension, brake dive & throttle squat is minimized so that the angle of your lights don't change as much... it'll also help your bike handle better  |
True story. I was worried when I started riding with a bigger group that my HIDs were messing with people so I made a point to check with people after the ride and they told me it didn't bug em at all. Said it was actually nice to be able to differentiate my bluer headlights from everyone elses.