New Long Range LED Aux Lights

[michigan400]

What is IRIS reflector technology? Just curious how these differ from the other LED lights.

[Cyclops Motorsports]

Originally Posted by michigan400

What is IRIS reflector technology? Just curious how these differ from the other LED lights.

Thanks for asking

LED technology is moving fast, several companies have very good LED lights. Rigid, Baja designs, Etc.
IRIS is a optic technology used to get the Long range out of an LED emitter. This has always been the issue with LEDs, the distance just was not there to compete with quality HID's. Now it is.

The optic is the major difference between this light and other quality lights by manufactures such as Rigid, and other top shelf LEDs. Take a look at how deep the reflector goes, Its almost twice as deep and a much bigger circumference than other quality LEDs, This gives more distance and an overall better beam quality.

When comparing these to popular Chinese made LEDs the differences are many, primarily heat dissipation, vibration resistance, Dust and moisture degradation, RELIABILITY and of course performance. all these add up to a much better overall value for the consumer. Dont be fooled by bogus lumen ratings and over exposed/faked photos. Lumen ratings on aux lights really dont mean much in real life performance.

I will put my money where my mouth is.. If you dont like the lights or you find another that you feel is better, send them back for a full product refund.

[666]

so, I looked on your website but couldn't find this light. Do you have direct link?

[Konflict Motorsports]

I'm going to have to get a set of these!

[Cyclops Motorsports]

Originally Posted by 666

so, I looked on your website but couldn't find this light. Do you have direct link?

Coming on the site very soon. I want to finish the handle bar mounted dimmer switch so we can offer full packages.
lights without the dimmer switch are available now threw PM or 1 800 624 0278

[Cyclops Motorsports]

This turkey day weekend save 20% on the longest throw LED lights available.

[Cyclops Motorsports]

alchemy541 I can not reply back to your pm
I get the fallowing message

alchemy541 has chosen not to receive private messages or may not be allowed to receive private messages. Therefore you may not send your message to him/her.

please call 1 800 624 0278

[murphyKTM]

How will this light compare with say the X14 from Ledlenser, which is a handheld torch?

[alchemy541]

Originally Posted by Cyclops Motorsports

alchemy541 I can not reply back to your pm

That's weird, says I'm set up for it? Can you email the info to alchemy541@gmail.com thanks

[Cyclops Motorsports]

Originally Posted by murphyKTM

How will this light compare with say the X14 from Ledlenser, which is a handheld torch?

Im sorry Ive never heard of that light before, let alone seen one.

[screwit]

Ok, I've ordered a set and will report when they're installed.

[murphyKTM]

I do a lot of spotlighting for deer here in New Zealand, there is no season on deer, they are considered pests and spotlighting (using a light to see deer at night so you can shoot them) is legal on private property. In fact it is very popular amongst the carnivores here!!
We use LEDlenser hand held torchs for this. The LEDLenser brand is very well made, excelent light output, and focusable.
My earlier question was how will your light compare with one of the LEDlenser X14. Go to website http://www.zweibrueder.com/ENG/startseite_1024.php if you are interested.
I am keen to get an LED spotlight that will have a bit more range (Light throw) than the X14, while being light weight etc. I would run it off a motorcycle battery in a back pack. I am also keen on some good LED lights for my KTM. The curent axuliary lights I have are halogens and the draw more current than I care to think about from my bikes system.

[Cyclops Motorsports]

Originally Posted by murphyKTM

I do a lot of spotlighting for deer here in New Zealand, there is no season on deer, they are considered pests and spotlighting (using a light to see deer at night so you can shoot them) is legal on private property. In fact it is very popular amongst the carnivores here!!
We use LEDlenser hand held torchs for this. The LEDLenser brand is very well made, excelent light output, and focusable.
My earlier question was how will your light compare with one of the LEDlenser X14. Go to website http://www.zweibrueder.com/ENG/startseite_1024.php if you are interested.
I am keen to get an LED spotlight that will have a bit more range (Light throw) than the X14, while being light weight etc. I would run it off a motorcycle battery in a back pack. I am also keen on some good LED lights for my KTM. The curent axuliary lights I have are halogens and the draw more current than I care to think about from my bikes system.

Thanks for the link.
Far different game hunting rules here.
It looks like they are using an XPG emitter with a adjustable beam. That has the ability to aim a very focused beam,almost like a wide laser. I imagine the spot is very small to get those distance #'s and not usable for Motorcycles or anything but spoting something.
Based on there #s provided, The Long Range will put out about twice the light, however it is designed to give Usable light for Motorcycles and other off road applications at long distances.
at 200 meters the light beam would be approx 8x + times larger. Off course without seeing it in person its only a guess.
We do sell quite a few portable lights for hunters, as well as battery powerded systems for off road bikes.
If you would like a kit with a 6Hr lightweight LIpo battery and switched cord, I can set you up.

[Cyclops Motorsports]

Originally Posted by screwit

Ok, I've ordered a set and will report when they're installed.

Thank You Sir!!

[murphyKTM]

Can you pm me with details of hunting spotlights you offer please.
Your Long range LED Aux lights are listed as spot or flood, do you have some charts that show the light spread fro them. I am still interested in a pair of these for my KTM. If I am to order some I would look at the hunting spotlight art the same time to save on shipping.