Topic: Really's Kid got his first bike

[Really?]

RAF mentioned to ask first about parts from 4into1 in a new member post, so I am asking....is this worth it?  Not looking for anything spectacular, it will not be really ridden at night.  Will probably and eventually replace the bulb with a LED. 

https://4into1.com/7-h4-halogen-motorcycle-headlight/?srsltid=AfmBOoooKEu8YyHGKBKMqxgFzTomZchPZinwSrUpoxTy-JU3Z2C0jIZ1PMO_OOS_Code:%20PMO_Deferred_Code:%20DEF=BP%20PMO_Defe%20rred_Name:%20Panini%20Process%20PMO_After_Hours_Approval:%20PMO_After_Hours_Worked:%20PMO_Call_Comments:%20PMO_Call_AddComments:%20Prepped%20and%20shipped%20Panini.%20Ran%20diagnostics%20and%20tested%20hardware.%20Fixed%20any%20known%20issues%20and%20returned%20to%20good%20stock.%20Or%20documented%20if%20damaged%20beyond%20repair%20to%20send%20back%20to%20Panini%20if%20needed.%20PMO_Product_Number:%20Panini%20PMO_Serial_Number:%20%20%20%20532074380%20PMO_PartNumber:%20PMO_LBR_HRS:%202.0%20PMO_TRVL_HRS:%20PMO_START_DATETIME:%2012/10/2024%20%2012:00%20PMO_END_DATETIME:%2012/10/2024%2012:00%20End_TMPLT:%20Outgoing%20Tracking%20#7706%205330%202614%20Return%20Tracking%20#7915%207146%205226

[Stev-o]

... so I am asking....is this worth it?   

Hey Rick...most of us avoid buying the cheap chinese crap [CCC] from them, but it's only twenty bucks.  I'd ask about warranty before buying. 

And BTW - halogen lamps generally draw significantly more power from the elec system, maybe LED is a better choice?

[Really?]

... so I am asking....is this worth it?   

Hey Rick...most of us avoid buying the cheap chinese crap [CCC] from them, but it's only twenty bucks.  I'd ask about warranty before buying. 

And BTW - halogen lamps generally draw significantly more power from the elec system, maybe LED is a better choice?

When it comes to the CCC stuff, I hear ya!  Having three Jeeps and a Dodge, I learned my lesson long time ago.  But, that was mostly with electronic stuff.  Yup, I am aware that the halogen bulb will tax the system more than LED.  I was really just looking for the headlight shell to replace the sealed beam so we could do the LED bulb.   Funny thing, it is $20 through that link and $35 on Amazon. 

[Stev-o]

... so I am asking....is this worth it?   

Hey Rick...most of us avoid buying the cheap chinese crap [CCC] from them, but it's only twenty bucks.  I'd ask about warranty before buying. 

And BTW - halogen lamps generally draw significantly more power from the elec system, maybe LED is a better choice?

  Funny thing, it is $20 through that link and $35 on Amazon. 

Amazon price includes delivery?

[Really?]

It must, Prime Amazon Prime isn't what it used to be for sure.

[RAFster122s]

Avoid 4-into-1 like the plague, will keep you from buying twice...their stuff is cheap Chinese crap and doesn't hold up if it works.
Headlights you would be better off getting a Valeo (Cibie) E code or Similar from eBay, the optics on a good glass lense make a huge difference. If you get someone's repacked crap like I once got a Hella in the Cibie box and I returned it.it was a discounted lamp but someone pulled a fast one on the return. Valeo bought Cibie several decades ago, Cibie has some of best inexpensive optics available. Crisp cutoff, no scattering and good quality.

I don't cheap out on primary headlights, tires and brakes, nor oil..

[Really?]

Thanks for the info, I will dig further.  Couldn't really find much "Valeo (Cibie) E code" or similar to that search criteria yesterday.  Hella 7" round E code H4 did pop up a lot.  I know to stay away from that particular headlight shell and focus more on the tried and trusted ones, even though they cost a bit more. 

[RAFster122s]

What I bought was Cibie 82440, nla on Amazon unfortunately

[RAFster122s]

Hella aren't awful, just not as good as the cibie

[Really?]

We put the steering stabilizer on the kids bike that I picked up from bikerbart a donkeys age ago. It was originally going on momma's bike but never did. Glad it is getting used.

[Stev-o]

How's it running?

[Really?]

It seems to be running okay.  Idle is getting stronger.  I guess since he has been riding it, rings are loosening up?!?  Took a bit to locate an oil leak, got that fixed.  Oiler screw was way out.  Shut that off and it stopped.  Turn signals still act stoopid, may need buy a new bar switch assembly. 

Other than that, it seems good!  For now.  :O

[Stev-o]

It seems to be running okay.  Idle is getting stronger.  I guess since he has been riding it, rings are loosening up?!? 

Yeah, they tend to run better when ridden regularly....

[RAFster122s]

JTMarks on eBay has decent prices on good quality aftermarket switch assembly... Occasionally they will send you a discount offer, don't ignore the offers as they are limited time offers.
They often have OEM switch assemblies too, but at OEM like prices if you can afford them.

[Really?]

Thanks for the info RAF!  I found JTMarks and they have that same controller for $1 more but has free shipping so it's cheaper than VintageCB750.  What sux is that the controller was new to begin with.  We just took too long to mount it.