HJG Fog Lights 120 WATTS | Auxiliary Lights | HJG vs MadDog | Royal Enfield Meteor | MOST POWERFUL 

And also one thing, connect the fog lamp switch with ignition, then the light will only turn on when your bike is starting

Bhai kaisa electrician hai bataya nahi kya ignition se line dene ko

Looks superb bro. Will it work with the mad dog harness pro direct plug and play without cutting any wires?

I think I will go blind for my own lights LOL

Can i use mad dog wires or any other, or do i need to use the same brand? Plz reply ma fast i am waiting for your reply to Buy it as i have a ride very soon though i have mad dog installed planning one more

Bhai xl100 non battery (AC) mein chalega kya ye ?

Yamaha r3 pe ye lagane pe battery me issue nhi ayega na?

Bro has it got fans in it?

Does the switch come with the harness

Which headlight are you using???

Where is the comparison

Super splendor mai lag jayegi

Plano concave lens lagado bhai range badh jayega

Bhai 1000/- ke under koi fog light recommend karo

Putting 120W lights on your Himalayan will result in a total draw of about 255W for the entire bike (headlight, EFI/ECU, fuel pump, tail light, instrument panel, ABS). This is equal to the alternator's total output at about 3000 RPM. If you drop below that level, you will slowly drain the battery. At idle the bike only produces 220W. Of course, if you put other devices on your bike (e.g. phone charge, GPS, FuelX, heated grips, etc.) you will draw down the battery even at higher RPM. For those of you using heated grips, they draw between 20-30W for the pair. The stock headlight draws about 60W and LED replacements run between 40 and 110W.

RIP oncoming traffic eyes

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Brother price bataiye

Bhai hjg company ki hi hai na ye fogg light ?

Online kaise order kare?

Battery drain toh nahi hoga na..

is this waterproof or water resistent?

Price?

₹ ????

What government norms are you talking about? Are these norms documented anywhere?

Bhai...up ko kuch nahi patha..