2018 Kymco X400i Mirror Mod

[EvilTessmacher]

There's always somebody...
Yes, I'm sure of it. It was printed on the box. 3750 lumens each. X 2 = 7500. Can be seen for almost a half mile. I checked that distance on a rural road on the Honda. Made in the USA, and cost me about $18 each.

Not to sound too sarcastic, but are you going to be following me around with a light meter?

[EvilTessmacher]

Okay, Stig... I remembered to take a photo for you today.

Let me orient you to where I am standing, so you can get an idea of what the actual perspective is. I am straddling with my knees, the rear tire, and I am as close up to the license plate as I can get.

I took as straight-on a photo as I could, to show you what can be seen directly behind the bike.

Hope this helps.

It occurred to me that there is no photo in this post, and thus, I most likely forgot to upload it.

I swear, if my memory gets any worse, I'll be able to plan my own surprise party.

Let's try this:



Sorry about that, Stig...

[Stig / Major Tom]

Thanks!
BTW, that guy behind you is gaining on ya'
Stig

[MJR]

There's always somebody...
Yes, I'm sure of it. It was printed on the box. 3750 lumens each. X 2 = 7500. Can be seen for almost a half mile. I checked that distance on a rural road on the Honda. Made in the USA, and cost me about $18 each.

Not to sound too sarcastic, but are you going to be following me around with a light meter?

Ah see that was for the pair but dang they must be nice. Did you post the info where we could buy some? I don't own a light meter but I've heard brightness levels to be highly variable depending who is selling them, lol. Sounds like they would be cool, thanks.

[EvilTessmacher]

Ahhhh... I knew this was going to happen....

I bought these at a motorcycle shop in Conyers the same day I bought the Honda from the private seller. I don't remember the name of the shop, except that it wasn't a dealer of motorcycles, but more like a "we sell jackets, helmets, and everything but bikes and parts" shop. And since it was three years ago, I don't have the box anymore either. I do know that the company was in San Juan Capistrano, California. Or maybe it was the distributor. I remember it because of the swallows returning, and I visited the mission there when I was in grad school. I wish I could remember more, but again, at my age, the memory has turned out to be the second thing to go.