Thank you for showing what the beam actually looks like at night, from the riders perspective. (THE MOST IMPORTANT PART) ALL of these other "influencer" channels just show install and then they run their mouths more 20 minutes. "I got this thing for free, but I'm not "sponsored", and I love it even though I don't have any real experience."
@@kidmoto22 love your videos you have helped me out with my install on my inverted rinehart .. keep up videos.. think I’m gonna do the swap to the road warrior as well, you helped me with that decision 👍 anyhow that moon mc fly eye is so bright I can run my lane splitter with tinted lens at night like it’s day time 😎👌
@@Xboxguy666 I didn’t but could possibly next season. I can tell you that yes the coverage on the low beam might be a little more narrow but the high beam at night is far superior in brightness and coverage. The light comparison shots are quite accurate.
@@kidmoto22 right on man. I mean the low beam would at least cover the width of a lane and maybe a little of the shoulder? Or how might you describe it. Same with the high. I’m just curious on the road coverage at night in your experience. Sometimes the most sketchy things come from the shoulder into the road in the dead of night. Any other feedback is much appreciated Thank you
I was really surprised with the difference in the brightness. I’m glad I didn’t buy the HD day-maker light that was in my bike. The Fly Eye is one of the best bang for the buck mods I’ve ever done.
Seriously, do you get flashed by other drivers, a lot? The beam pattern looks to be pointed directly where mirrors and the eyes of drivers, in on coming vehicles. Thanks by the way! Great night time comparison
Honestly I’ve never been flashed. That’s not to say that I should have been. The other part is living where I live the riding season is also filled with LONG days of sunlight…by mid June we have light until 1030 at night.
@@kidmoto22 I messaged moonsmc twice on there website. Customer service is a joke. I'm guessing I need the mc wire harness and 5.75 bucket. I wanted to know if I can just buy the light and run everything else stock.
@@adminadmin9997 It’s a plug and play light so there’s not any cutting and wiring. If your running a faring you might need a headlight block to move the light forward to run flush with the front of the faring and yes likely the smaller size. I’ve had great luck with customer service so it’s too bad that you’ve not had a good experience.
I wonder if the Letric co. Is as bright. I dont understand why the Custom Dynamics probeam is $500 while it only offers 800 lumens on low, and yours and the Letric co offers over 3200 lumens on low and its more than half the price
My guess is that Custom Dynamics are making lights that are completely “road compliant”. I don’t know about the Letric lights but the moons lights do have a disclaimer on the packaging that they are for off road use. Since motorcycles only have one light it’s not really cracked down on. I’ve been hearing that this may become an issue in the future.
I mean you can send me the daymaker if ya don’t want it bubba lol hows the light project distance wise compared to the daymaker not just the garage comparison
Good video man. Any reason why you didn't use dielectric grease. I like a new headlight. I personally went with the vision X myself. You know my Instagram you could check out there. Hooah
@@kidmoto22 I also noticed you have a blacked out ring. Did you get that aftermarket or painted yourself. I painted my ring myself. Either way it always looks better
Thank you for showing what the beam actually looks like at night, from the riders perspective. (THE MOST IMPORTANT PART)
ALL of these other "influencer" channels just show install and then they run their mouths more 20 minutes. "I got this thing for free, but I'm not "sponsored", and I love it even though I don't have any real experience."
Well not sponsored and I’ve purchased two headlights from them!
Kidmoto that is insane , it’s like double the brightness and that’s what you want when your riding , another great video ride safe out there
Slick fairing...love the fly eye..
It’s a sick light and super bright
So that's what those extra wiring harnesses were for that came with the kit that I got. Quite the illumination you got going on there too, Ryan.
Just trying to get my bike as bright as the sun. Don’t want to be mistaken for a scooter!
I have had this light for a few months now on my 2018 RKS and absolutely love it
Great to know! I’m headed out for a longer trip this weekend for riding and camping and this light will get some good use.
@@kidmoto22 love your videos you have helped me out with my install on my inverted rinehart .. keep up videos.. think I’m gonna do the swap to the road warrior as well, you helped me with that decision 👍 anyhow that moon mc fly eye is so bright I can run my lane splitter with tinted lens at night like it’s day time 😎👌
@@The_One_They_Call_Luke Perfect! That’s what I wanted to hear.....👊🏼👊🏼👊🏼
Great video! Huge difference!
Thanks..I really was surprised at the difference in the brightness of the light
Love how pure white the light is.
Great selling point for sure! Thinking I’ll be adding the light bar below my front light at some point.
@@kidmoto22 that would be sick
That is one aggressive looking light,on they way it looks and how many lumens it has
Just got a Letric Lighting Co Buck Shot. Looks like it is exactly the same as Moon MC's Fly Eye. Great Video.
Nice! Do you know what the lumen values of that light is? Just curious.
@@kidmoto22 did you ever make a night video showing how this headlight looks on the road doesn’t seem as wide coverage as the day maker
@@Xboxguy666 I didn’t but could possibly next season. I can tell you that yes the coverage on the low beam might be a little more narrow but the high beam at night is far superior in brightness and coverage. The light comparison shots are quite accurate.
@@kidmoto22 right on man. I mean the low beam would at least cover the width of a lane and maybe a little of the shoulder? Or how might you describe it. Same with the high. I’m just curious on the road coverage at night in your experience. Sometimes the most sketchy things come from the shoulder into the road in the dead of night.
Any other feedback is much appreciated
Thank you
I just ordered the same for my fxdwg, is it as bright as the moons on this video? I see it has more lumens than everything on the market.
Looks great, I actually like the 7 inch more than the 5 3/4 inch that I’ve got. Still, these suckers are hella bright
I was really surprised with the difference in the brightness. I’m glad I didn’t buy the HD day-maker light that was in my bike. The Fly Eye is one of the best bang for the buck mods I’ve ever done.
Are you going with the Wetbanana Mike/Saddletramp route of super brightness and getting auxiliary lights as well at some point
@@VVoltz I’m really thinking about the moons light bar to install under my headlight nacelle
Are there different Fly Eyes? Can't seem to find the headlight that gives 7500lm on high beam, I want that!
Not that I’m aware of. I purchased mine directly from Moons MC company
Do you get a red light on the gauge when you turn the highbeam on?
I do not.
Typically if you have a newer bike with the canbus electrical system it adjusts to the changing voltages
Seriously, do you get flashed by other drivers, a lot? The beam pattern looks to be pointed directly where mirrors and the eyes of drivers, in on coming vehicles. Thanks by the way! Great night time comparison
Honestly I’ve never been flashed. That’s not to say that I should have been. The other part is living where I live the riding season is also filled with LONG days of sunlight…by mid June we have light until 1030 at night.
Does anyone know if this works on a 2018-2022 street bob fxbb. If so what did you need to make it work.
Look on the moons website as they have a lot of bike fitments there.
@@kidmoto22 I messaged moonsmc twice on there website. Customer service is a joke. I'm guessing I need the mc wire harness and 5.75 bucket. I wanted to know if I can just buy the light and run everything else stock.
@@adminadmin9997 It’s a plug and play light so there’s not any cutting and wiring. If your running a faring you might need a headlight block to move the light forward to run flush with the front of the faring and yes likely the smaller size. I’ve had great luck with customer service so it’s too bad that you’ve not had a good experience.
I wonder if the Letric co. Is as bright. I dont understand why the Custom Dynamics probeam is $500 while it only offers 800 lumens on low, and yours and the Letric co offers over 3200 lumens on low and its more than half the price
My guess is that Custom Dynamics are making lights that are completely “road compliant”. I don’t know about the Letric lights but the moons lights do have a disclaimer on the packaging that they are for off road use. Since motorcycles only have one light it’s not really cracked down on. I’ve been hearing that this may become an issue in the future.
I mean you can send me the daymaker if ya don’t want it bubba lol hows the light project distance wise compared to the daymaker not just the garage comparison
I find it to be better overall coverage…might be a little less focused beam.
I'm interested in seeing that at night. How many drivers will you piss off.
Did you see the light comparison at the end of the video? That really tells the story!
@@kidmoto22 I did and that's crazy.
@@JayShermanFJC I’m excited as well to see how night night riding will be!
Good video man. Any reason why you didn't use dielectric grease.
I like a new headlight. I personally went with the vision X myself.
You know my Instagram you could check out there.
Hooah
Honestly I didn’t think about the grease! I’ll have to go back into it.
The vision x is a nice light for sure!
@@kidmoto22
I also noticed you have a blacked out ring. Did you get that aftermarket or painted yourself. I painted my ring myself.
Either way it always looks better
Im confused. This looks like the eagle lights' product.
Well I purchased this from Moons MC out of CA. I couldn’t tell you how many other companies sell a similar product.