[Kreit2]

So who's gonna be the first to retro-fit this into one of our bikes? I have adaptive headlights on my E90 330Xi and they make a world of a difference when driving and I can't even imagine how much of an improvement they would be on a bike through the twisties at night!

http://www.motorcycle-usa.com/852/Motorcycle-Video/BMW-K1600GT-Adaptive-Headlight-Video.aspx

:YEA

 

[Mikesyamahar6]

I think the video is a horrible exaggeration.. but i agree its a technology that could be quite useful on bikes as well as cars/trucks.. espicially when taking a turn at night and not knowing the condition of the road surface simply cuz you cant see it till you are on it..

 

[stg313]

That would be dirty as hell.

 

[Agg2001]

I bet in 2012 most ofthe manuacturers start this. Gives them a year to reverse engineer BMW.

 

[R-Silaxin]

I'll do it... Send me everything! I'll have it done in a week...

 

[jwxfd]

:stupic

 

[02Rsexy]

That would definitely be awesome. Their headlight setup looks much like a Gixxer

 

[KryptonBulbs]

it will only be time until they are available aftermarket... I would bring them in if I could find them for a good price

 

[Jizz-F]

Thats Awesome! Fixes my only problem with the Retro fit of the FX-35 projectors.

 

[SoCalR6_2009]

Looks like I need to start setting some money aside for this. I'm sure these lights would not be cheap, not to mention complicated as shit.

 

[mint1]

this might be difficult to accomplish on a bike. on the bmw's the headlights turn with the angle of steering lock applied to the steering wheel.

the motorcycles lack of a steering wheel could possibly be solved with a tilt sensor that relayed info to the headlights.

 

[Kreit2]

Did you not click the links and watch the videos on the first page?

 

[SmexyR6]

Man that would be some cool stuff