I know I bought 2 for my car , bogof. £28.99 each. So still £14.50 each with the discount, good bit brighter than standard though.
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I know I bought 2 for my car , bogof. £28.99 each. So still £14.50 each with the discount, good bit brighter than standard though.
captain ken
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last year 4 of use all on 1200s on the same day out all of use a bulb blow
so one of my mates gets us them for us @£1.00 
last year 4 of use all on 1200s on the same day out all of use a bulb blow
so one of my mates gets us them for us @£1.00 Bendy toy
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All this fuss over an expensive bulb. Simple solution is walk away and go to a motor factors or even Halfords.
I suspect the bouncy headlight unit on the Beemer is more harmful to bulbs than simply bolting the headlight to the chassis. My old Yamaha with simple rubber mounted fairing subframe frame and solid bolted headlight got through about two H4s in 70K miles.
I suspect the bouncy headlight unit on the Beemer is more harmful to bulbs than simply bolting the headlight to the chassis. My old Yamaha with simple rubber mounted fairing subframe frame and solid bolted headlight got through about two H4s in 70K miles.
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I have just had a dipped beam bulb blow and have bought these from amazon ....
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B005ZSUNL8/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B005ZSUNL8/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
My local ASDA have car lamp kits reduced to £2.99 each, with H1, H4 & H7 main lamps plus stop/tail, amber and clear indicators, number plate and sidelight lamps plus assorted fuses, all in a plastic case.
I bought 3 for the garage.
I bought 3 for the garage.
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