Headlight bulb replacement

[David E]

Curious if this will work for the Like 200i.  I am terrible at electrical so forgive me. 





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[john grinsel]

I would replace with bulb recommended in owner's manual-----might save you a lot of trouble in the end.

[CROSSBOLT]

Having experimented with two sided LED for headlamp replacements I would GUESS these three and four sided versions SHOULD work better. The two sided were unsatisfactory because the beam pattern was akin to a flood light.
You could be the pioneer for this style!

[Stig / Major Tom]

From comments read - some concerns with replacement bulbs are heat; bulb seat not being compatible; and bulb/reflector incompatibility resulting in blinding & misaimed beam.
I guess for 4 bucks - what have you got to lose. Just don't bust anything. .....😊
Stig

[David E]

Thx for the response gentlemen.   What about volts and wattage?   That’s also my concern.   Again, I never mess electrical.   


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[CROSSBOLT]

They are built to handle a wide range of voltage, typically 9 to 36 volts. Their watts will be generally way less than the halogen they replace. I just noticed on your screen shot the actual bulb says 8 to 80 volts. First I have seen with that range of voltage. Secondly, the advertising says 2400 lumens which roughly equates to 24 watts which is less than the halogen. Finally, I woke up that these are hi-lo beam for the single headlight! So you are back to a two-sided element. That means your beam pattern is going to be way different for what the reflector/lens assembly was designed.

Four bucks? Worth a try. Your results will be welcome!

[David E]

Will do and yes for 4$ why not give it a shot.  I’ll keep y’all posted with some pics.   

Thanks again.


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[David E]

Sorry I’m late but I literally just got it in and I love it.  SUPER BRIGHT!   

This is on high beam and a straight look at it. 


Low beam and a straight look at it.


Side shot.   So everything works just fine with it on and running.   I’m very happy with it.  Now this was only getting it installed and not riding it.  So I till tomorrow, we shall see if there is any difference with riding it.



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[David E]

Does anyone know if the headlight on the 200 like can be adjusted?    This light is so bright that I’m afraid it may be a bit blinding. 


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[DanH]

From the Like 200i Service Manual (Cyclepedia)

[DanH]

Doesn't really answer your question, but this screen cap is from the KymcoUSA web-site.  Line 3 is the part number for a replacement bulb. You might order by this stock number or search for compatible replacements. Just spit-balling here.

[David E]

Thank you!!!


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[Stig / Major Tom]

Thank you!!!


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Has adjusting the headlight cured the blinding problem?
Apparently some headlight reflectors cannot deal with your new type of bulb.
Turns the headlight into a flood pattern rather than a focused beam.
Maybe ride your scoot at a friend in their car - see what they say.
Stig

[David E]

I just saw this and haven’t had a chance yet to attempt it and you’re correct, it seems to not really be a beam anymore.   

That is perfectly fine with me.  I can see the light straight out but it’s not perfect the way it once was.   I love the brightness and I would rather keep that compared to the straight beam.   My riding is mainly to and from work and I live in the city so my night riding is lit from the street lights.  Now it’s only been two nights since I’ve ridden it and no one has flashed me yet.   So we shall see.   I will attempt to adjust it today and reply back to y’all.   


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