kawasaki Z900 headlight blub replacment

[@RobertHiggins-gv5jc]

Nice Job well done ✅ it's great to have someone who likes what they are doing and it helps others decide if they want to take on the job themselves...

[@SClown86]

Great video. It helped me replace Parker with LED and headlights with Osram H7 night dealers. So much brighter now.

[@ridinwithj5046]

SClown86 Thanks for watch, happy the video was helpful for you!

[@xavierserravila8585]

Thanks for the video!!! Just followed step by step and changed my z900’s lights!!

[@nunopinto3173]

What a nice video thanks for sharing , you are absolutely right, I've used halogen Osram 6000k bulbs, same effect, LED it's a T10 by the way, thanks again.

[@ridinwithj5046]

Thanks for watching!

[@joshuafernau4026]

Thanks for the comprehensive and easy to follow video!!

[@ridinwithj5046]

Thanks for watching 👍

[@dex23mimi]

Great vid! Slowly but surely clear. 1m likes

[@dex23mimi]

And also deserve a subs as well

[@Super93Lonely]

Hey man. Nice video. It helps a lot. Btw I'm also considering HID. Why didn't you go with them?

[@ridinwithj5046]

F8 Rider At the time I didn’t find any led/Hid kits that I liked, and I ran these blubs before and was happy with their performance. Thanks for watching !

[@freedom020705]

I have a Z800 and I can't believe in 2016 you have to take off the housing to change a bulb

[@ridinwithj5046]

You could probably fish out the bulbs on the bike but it’s just easier to remove the headlight assembly 👍

[@michaelleys2982]

You put 2 new light in can you stil house the swits ore button for youre hi beam light ?

[@BlaserAndDesert]

Nice video. Is it H7 55W as Standard ?

[@calebhudson1520]

Not the correct size bulb for mine…

[@eduardoaugusto5768]

LED bulb does not serve very well for z900? due to that metallic back made to dissipate the heat right?

[@ridinwithj5046]

Eduardo Moreton thanks for watching! You most certainly you can use LED head light bulbs I wasn’t able to find any that I liked and that didn’t have a ballast assembly

[@garymoore3640]

Nice video have you a link to the bulb used for park light please

[@ridinwithj5046]

Gary Moore Thanks for watching!! There’s a link in the description👍

[@spinfowars8958]

WARNING - THESE BULBS ARE NOT LEGAL FOR USE ON THE ROADWAYS ! ! ! Maybe this warning was not on the description when you first got them - but it is now . It looks like I am about a year late with this news : I read the description on the link that you gave about these bulbs and it says that these bulbs are not made to be used on the road way and they are illegal except for OFF ROAD USE ONLY : ' Philips Diamond Vision range is not road legal in the UK\USA and other countries. It is intend for off-road use only. Please carfully check this before using these bulbs. We are therefore not legally responsible for any future action relating to the use of these non-road legal bulbs if used on public highways or any other on-road situation. ' Make sure you read all the text in the description !

[@1990Create]

What bulb did you use for the park light?

[@ridinwithj5046]

Thanks for watching! it was a generic LED 2pk peanut blub I got off amazon

[@cvale161]

Are you running just 2 low beam bulbs in your headlights then? Just curious. Probably gonna do the same thing u did to my z900

[@ridinwithj5046]

cvale161 I replaced both high and low beams with the same bulbs.

[@user-ys3cb2ri4b]

👍

[@brokensimulations]

how come you didnt go with some LED lights?

[@ridinwithj5046]

Well the main reason was that I could not find any LED units that didn’t have a ballast assembly, I did not want to have bulky ballast to be visible since this is a naked bike ie. no fairings. cleaner overall look. Thank you for watching!!

[@Diabloshell]

They now make leds the same size and a normal headlight, that is in the 90° configuration. I haven't gotten far enough in the vid yet to know if these are or now. They have a built in fan too!

[@badbunnyoriginal4417]

La proxima vez apaga las luces mas oara que se vea el video bien mierda como lo hisiste sin luz