6V LED Motorbike Light???

[Wozza244]

I have a Yamaha AG bike with a standard halogen light on the front its a 6v unit, i want to upgrade it to a 6v LED (not a LED globe, a whole LED reflector and all)
I have searched around a bit but can only come up with LED globe replacements does anyone know of a solution?

[Goatse.AJ]

A similar thread in GCC for car ones: http://forum.outerlimits4x4.com/viewtop ... 0&t=214828" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Dunno if it's much help, but worth a look.

Might be cheaper to modify some sort of decent LED torch?

[stuee]

I have a Yamaha AG bike with a standard halogen light on the front its a 6v unit, i want to upgrade it to a 6v LED (not a LED globe, a whole LED reflector and all)
I have searched around a bit but can only come up with LED globe replacements does anyone know of a solution?

If your capable with DIY electronics you could always build your own unit with kits or components from someone like this:
http://www.cutter.com.au/products.php?cat=LED+Kits" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

They sell the LED's (high power CREE ones), drivers, heat sinks, reflectors etc. Only issue is that 6V is quite low so will probably require a small DC-DC converter.

[Patroler]

I'd use an LED torch, ive got a fenix tk40, some of the high end ones can require good batteries though, the fenix really wants 8 NiMh AA eneloops, normal AA's aren't a real good idea. Very useable beam, you really don't need to focus a beam that good, probably makes double the light of a LED 4d maglight when its set on medium, and its only half the weight.
The advantage is that when you stop the bike you got a kick ass torch to wander around with! - mine will fit in maglite mounts also, making fitment easy - i made a mount for the rifle scope.