Nice bike lights! It is always so nice to see where one is going. How did we ever manage back in the 60’s? Thinking of all the lousy lights on the old British bikes. Of course I also think my eyes saw better back then.
I agree Don. In the early eighties I replaced the standard insert in my RD headlight with a Cibie insert. The headlight went from mediocre to wow. If Cibie could build decent headlights back then there is no excuse for building crappy headlights today.
No one knows any difference djozz. No questions or otherwise though I have not had them on that long.
The first thing that impressed me about the first Honda 50’s was their headlight. Made the Ariel look anemic.
Great build! Congrats!
Not only are they amazing performers but the machining is gorgeous!
Nicely made custom lights and practical too, great to see how they will be used, the comparison and knowing they will improve your ride 
Outstanding to see what you are capable of these days Steve! Brilliant!
Orsm custom bike lights Steve . Very nice upgrade, you have a eye for functioning detail.
Alot of time when into building this, I applaud your effort and skills, well done 
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The driver looks like it has 2 current limiting resistors marked R240 and R160, assuming low and high beam.
Lowering each to about half should about double the current on each, estimated guess.
What can I say that has not been said 
Cheers David
These are the drivers here moderator007. No modes on this driver, just different outputs.
I forgot this driver put out 4.8 amps. Had it in my simple mind it was 4 amps.
That’s a interesting buck driver. Output current settable by jumper pads. Those 2 resistors are for setting the other 2 output currents apparently. Even has infinite variable output using a 250k pot. Very nice driver with good effeciency. Nice find Steve.
I don’t see anything that limits the max output, assuming the buck controller is maxed out. I’m no expert though.
I may order a couple just to check out. Thanks for the link.
Awesome work!
Is that Pinkpanda’s Roadhouse? 
That build is fantastic MRsDNF (and so is the bike! super jealous!) well planned, well made, look gorgeous and you certainly can’t argue with the end result - they do exactly what you wanted them to do!
Very Nice Work Machining, Design, and Implementation of your Bikes upgraded lights. :+1:
It is fun to have an idea and make adjustments on the fly as needed. 
Thank You for sharing that driver and led info, I have a zoomie that may use that one mode 4.8A driver.
Cool 
MRsDNF, Just looking over all your posted pics. Such a nice job, I really like that Mastech HY3030e power supply.
Is it a switching or linear and will a switching Power supply do for checking driver setup on bench testing ?
Lol, they come in all shapes, sizes, flavours and colours dont’ they.
Looks like a mighty improvement for night riding. Safe riding Moose.
Not that either means anything to me it is a Switching PS. One of the best things I’ve bought and had it for along time now.
Really nice design and rock solid custom built lights.
Thanks Tally-ho. See ya. 
Wow MRsDNF. It looks like a whole lot of careful effort went into these puppies. And it also looks like you can really light up the road.
I must’ve been absent when you built that light with the copper inserts and slots. I had not seen that one before. It is beautiful.