Righto.
Is it a chap on here who sells them?

I know this will go against the flow with the masses but HIDs aren't the best solution IMHO. I had one on my S and that was OK but on a GS with the light so high up you both give and get so much abuse from cage drivers if you have them adjusted to a decent level. You've either blinding them in their wing mirrors or bouncing the beam on their rear view. If adjusted low then it's nearly as crap as standard.
Personally I find a bright pair of auxillary lights a much better solution. They can spread the light a lot more to the left and right and being lower down don't anyoy/distract the cars so much. They also give a lot more road presence for the bike, especially when filtering.


The wee round ones are relatively low (they're fog lights which I run all the time) and have a very sharp horizontal cut off so they don't dazzle but realy make the bike stand out on the road. Of course the oval ones are blinding but they are only operated with main beam. The fogs can be switched off at the bar as will the spots when Les gets a new batch of switches in. I reckon there may be problems for 1150/1200 owners who HID their dipped beams in some circumstances (cos of the height as discussed), but boy, anyone who pulled out in front of a bike with those babies on needs his white stick shoving... so maybe worth the odd flash.