The grip heat has two yellow rocker switches. Rock to the left for lower heat and right for high heat. One of the yellow switches controls handlebar grip heat and the other will control the throttle level. I like heaters a lot.
The plowing is at a friend's property, Its hilly. I just want to be seen. The light was not all that much in price. I think I had paid under $50 That flashing light has so many patterns that can be seen at night. The other two light bars are what I use mainly for ice fishing. I am working on another video this week. The video will show each light at night showing its range and pattern. Thank you for your comment.
I've ridden in the rockies at night and I can tell you exploring in the dark it really pays to have a super light on the back of your quad so that was a really good call aside from using it as a work light. It would be cool if you linked the description where you got the accessories.
I purchased my Rigid front and rear light at my dealer. I am not too good with installing lights and need the assistance of my dealer to make sure it is done correctly. The rear light - Rigid Industries D series light in diffused lens. The light measures at 3inches x 3inches. 3168 Lumens. I added the accessory Yellow D series light cover. The front light - Rigid Industries SR Pro 6-inch flood / spot combo light. It measures at 7.625 inches long x 1.125 inches tall. 4752 Lumens. I added the accessory Yellow SR series light cover and have a black cover as well when trailering to protect the lens. That is a great idea. I will add a link to my description of my lights. I will be adding a rear light demonstration to my channel in the upcoming weeks. I will be showing the light at work. I will show with and without the light cover the lights brightness. Riding in the mountains sounds like fun. Do you have to program your machine differently since the air is thinner? Thank you for your comment.
Those are some pretty cool lights. Thanks for sharing.
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The grip heat. I think hold the bottom button down to adjust the light high or low. Hold the top button to go to last heat setting
The grip heat has two yellow rocker switches. Rock to the left for lower heat and right for high heat. One of the yellow switches controls handlebar grip heat and the other will control the throttle level. I like heaters a lot.
Was just wondering, did ya get hired on by the state to plow? Lol. Nice lighting. 👍
The plowing is at a friend's property, Its hilly. I just want to be seen. The light was not all that much in price. I think I had paid under $50 That flashing light has so many patterns that can be seen at night. The other two light bars are what I use mainly for ice fishing. I am working on another video this week. The video will show each light at night showing its range and pattern. Thank you for your comment.
I've ridden in the rockies at night and I can tell you exploring in the dark it really pays to have a super light on the back of your quad so that was a really good call aside from using it as a work light. It would be cool if you linked the description where you got the accessories.
I purchased my Rigid front and rear light at my dealer. I am not too good with installing lights and need the assistance of my dealer to make sure it is done correctly.
The rear light - Rigid Industries D series light in diffused lens. The light measures at 3inches x 3inches. 3168 Lumens. I added the accessory Yellow D series light cover.
The front light - Rigid Industries SR Pro 6-inch flood / spot combo light. It measures at 7.625 inches long x 1.125 inches tall. 4752 Lumens. I added the accessory Yellow SR series light cover and have a black cover as well when trailering to protect the lens.
That is a great idea. I will add a link to my description of my lights.
I will be adding a rear light demonstration to my channel in the upcoming weeks. I will be showing the light at work. I will show with and without the light cover the lights brightness.
Riding in the mountains sounds like fun. Do you have to program your machine differently since the air is thinner?
Thank you for your comment.