Changing headlight bulbs for a higher wattage

[badbreed]

Cheers folks, I've been looking for 45/45 bulbs and they seem to be like gold dust unless you buy from some Chinese company on eBay.
Following the manufactures advice is the correct way to go, I agree.
I'll keep hunting around and see if I can find any.

Jon - what year is your sv, think after 03 they changed up to 60/55.

[919honda]

Cheers folks, I've been looking for 45/45 bulbs and they seem to be like gold dust unless you buy from some Chinese company on eBay.
Following the manufactures advice is the correct way to go, I agree.
I'll keep hunting around and see if I can find any.

Jon - what year is your sv, think after 03 they changed up to 60/55.

wow your right , they seem rare as rocking horse poop , I had a look for you and found this, uk seller , £4.77p each

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/H4-Headlig...item58a2a2a4c0

[badbreed]

cheers 919honda,

think these are what i have in the bike.
i'm still looking for some that maybe give out 80% more light or something like that.

or i'll just stick with what i've got and not ride on the 419 or any other pitch black roads at night. lol

[Jon_W]

Cheers folks, I've been looking for 45/45 bulbs and they seem to be like gold dust unless you buy from some Chinese company on eBay.
Following the manufactures advice is the correct way to go, I agree.
I'll keep hunting around and see if I can find any.

Jon - what year is your sv, think after 03 they changed up to 60/55.

Mines a K2 (2002). Some of the early ones (X or Y's) had single beam headlights. These can be told apart by the different pattterns between the left and right lenses. These have a terrible reputation, so were quickly changed to the twin dip/main units.