I tried that same setup but the light bar I got kept blowing the circuit. I ended up giving it's own harness and switch.
How about high beam bulbs to go in the low beam lights? 2022
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Took a crappy little video of the LED headlights. I was too tired and cold to make a good video after my Camso track install 
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2022 Yamaha Grizzly low/high beam
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Posted a few pics over on my thread
'22 EPS XT-R
Any luck sourcing the Yamaha Canada windshield in the US? if you mean the thicker VIPAIR and not oem yamaha, they seem to have it available on their websites https://www.atvwindshields.com/en_CA/ we had to wait about 2-3 weeks to get it for a kodiak. Seems like they are built to order I...
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Well with the high beams working it really isn't that much better than before especially going up hill. The high beams just light above the low. Instead of mixing and making it brighter. The quad transfers so much to the rear that the lights end up in the trees under hard acceleration. Don't want to stiffen the rear and they aren't anywhere near bright enough at any speed above 20 anyway. So I guess a lightbar is the only answer
Hey FYI before you buy a bar check the depth. I found that the foward rack supports will get in the way of most bars. I had to find a real thin bar (about 1.5in depth) in order to fit the space and even that one I needed to notch out the cooling fins. Luckily I didn't have to notch all the way down to the case.
I recall that the 12V ACC plug has a 10A fuse so you should be safe adding aftermarket electrical items to at least 10a. As for lighting, quality over quantity. There is no real need for a 28" light bar. I know CK700 didn't seem to be a fan of DiodeDynamics but I am very pleased with the light bar I have. I have a DiodeDynamics Stage Series 6" SAE/DOT White Light Bar (SAE DOT Driving) and it puts out great light and much better than a recommended 12" dual row cree LED light bar I got off of amazon. In the following pictures, I do also have two cheap 3" fog lamps directed towards the sides to fill in side lighting but only used them because I already had them otherwise I wouldn't have bothered. The DD 6" light I have puts out excellent light for riding at night.
To add to RedRocket;
Pretty much every trail ride I do end up in complete darkness (I am a late riser) I count on my 2 front and 1 rear 6" diode dynamics and damn these are the best light bars for the bucks I've seen. (Though they bumped the prices in the last months)
I have one front driving pattern, 1 front fog pattern and 1 rear fog pattern (will replace with flood soon).
The light bars are solid, the beam pattern is perfect, and the color temperature is not to cold contrary to cheaper LEDs I've used. I also love that you can separately buy new lenses for two reasons: if yours gets scratched up or damaged, cheap (like 5$) replacement, or to quickly change the beam pattern (like I'll do with my rear fog to flood pattern) without buying a new light bar.
The wattage is also pretty low as I use only 50 watts with my 2 front bars on, so I have headroom for all my heated equipments. The huge cheap ones draw watts like alcoholics and you could end-up with a weak or dead battery These are my favorite add-on on my bike.
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Pretty much every trail ride I do end up in complete darkness (I am a late riser) I count on my 2 front and 1 rear 6" diode dynamics and damn these are the best light bars for the bucks I've seen. (Though they bumped the prices in the last months)
I have one front driving pattern, 1 front fog pattern and 1 rear fog pattern (will replace with flood soon).
The light bars are solid, the beam pattern is perfect, and the color temperature is not to cold contrary to cheaper LEDs I've used. I also love that you can separately buy new lenses for two reasons: if yours gets scratched up or damaged, cheap (like 5$) replacement, or to quickly change the beam pattern (like I'll do with my rear fog to flood pattern) without buying a new light bar.
The wattage is also pretty low as I use only 50 watts with my 2 front bars on, so I have headroom for all my heated equipments. The huge cheap ones draw watts like alcoholics and you could end-up with a weak or dead battery These are my favorite add-on on my bike.
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