VTXDAYMAKER Headlight Review and Install 

That's a good question. Reach out to Shawn at VTXDaymaker.com and he should be able to point you in the right direction.

Did you have to do any wiring change?? or was it plug and play?

@Shiloh Juelz Yea, been watching on flixzone for since november myself :)

S Rivera this one was not adjustable, but the new one from his site is adjustable. I have it as well. It's pretty awesome.

After doing some more research online and checking out their website I was able to see that they now sell Daymaker kits in both non-adjustable and adjustable versions. If you make a video showing an install of the new adjustable kit, us VTX riders would certainly appreciate it. Let me know if you do.

@@GoheenCycles video of the adj one? I had one come with a bike, in a zip-loc bag, no instructions!

Hello, did you get the complete headlight or just the day maker?... I am looking for the complete headlight and of course with the day maker.... If you got the complete headlight I would appreciate the link to buy it.... Thanks for your answer.

@@uomo3047 I got the light and the adapter all together and there very bright and goes on with just 2 screws

@@BASKETBALL_LOVE14..... Ok, I understand. I'm going to keep looking for that headlight. Thanks for replying and drive safe.

@@uomo3047 your welcome

@@uomo3047 I thought I sent you the link haer it goes just I. Case you didn't get it

I was only asked to do a video on the install. I'm actually filming a new video on the adjustable daymaker bracket and will have a comparison video for it.

There is a big difference in an LED bulb and a daymaker. A bulb (in some cases may be brighter), but there is no true cutoff and you are blinding the people that are coming at you. I'll take the better daymaker any day of the week.

Sorry but you're wrong about the cut off line. I notced as soon as I turned my new LED headlight bulb on, there is a nice sharp cut off line on the shop wall, and I'm NOT blinding oncoming traffic because I have it adjusted correctly. You see some of us know what they're doing and not going to fall for the over priced scams. Most people don't have a clue about LED bulbs, which one to buy, and how to adjust them properly. All LEDs are not the same and most are lead to believe the myth that they only work in projector housings, which is totally wrong. The cheaper versions are not made correctly and do not make a proper cut off line in a reflector housing, but if you do the research, there are good ones, for a little more, that work great. Since I found the right ones, I put a pair in my truck reflector housings as well, and what a big difference it made. Of course you will usually need to adjust the headlights after installation, like most people don't have a clue how to do. I never blind oncomming traffic (I hate that)

@@spanky522 Honestly, I'm not here for a pissing match either, but I have used them all. Halogen, HID, LED, and daymaker and for me the daymaker takes that cake in style, function, and cutoff. I do agree with you that there are huge differences in some of the LEDS and some should not be used in a Halogen housing because they just "throw" light, but the cutoff on a daymaker is mush more pronounced. For me, daymaker is the way to go. I think that we will have to agree to disagree on this one.

Just to be clear and not argue about it, my LED bulb throws a vividly SHARP cutoff line on the shop wall, at the recommended height the low beam is to be adjusted at. Some reflector light housings will not get this affect with an LED bulb alone, so no, the will not work with every reflector housing. I'm lucky enough to have one that does, or I wouldn't be having this conversation. I also had to experiment with three different LED bulbs to get my results, so I did do my homework. Mine sends a great pattern on low beam and DOES NOT blind oncoming traffic. I also have them in my 1993 F150 that has reflector housings and although they too have a sharp cutoff line on low beam, the high beam is scattered to some degree, so they are not as effective there ( I just use it to plow snow and haul wood anyway) So, there is a bulb design and a housing design that both come into play with using these LED bulbs. I was just stating that I get equal (or better) results for about one third the cost.

I actually already have most of the footage done, just need to tweak a few things and then I'm going to release it.

We do not make these. It is more to just show how easy the install is. This was a kit from VTXDaymaker. Working on a video on how to install their adjustable kit as well.

@@GoheenCycles So the next video you'll actually turn the headlight on?

It does seem to hurt the classic or retro vibe a little.