12 Led Plastic White Steady Color RGB Strobe Motorcycle Headlight Bulb For Motorcycle

12 Led Plastic White Steady Color RGB Strobe Motorcycle Headlight Bulb For Motorcycle

1. Enhance your own visibility
Penetrating light source: Fog lights usually use yellow or warm white light, with a longer wavelength and strong penetration. They are easier to be spotted by other vehicles or pedestrians in scattered environments such as fog and rain than ordinary lights.

Low-position illumination: Fog lights are generally installed at a lower position on the front of the motorcycle, close to the ground. This design can reduce the reflection and glare of light in the fog, while illuminating the road contour to help riders judge the road edge and obstacles.

2. Improve the rider's field of vision
Road detail lighting: The fog light beam is wide and straight, which can supplement the shortcomings of the low beam and help riders see potholes, gravel, water and other dangers in the short distance ahead when visibility is extremely low.

Reduce reflective interference: Ordinary high beam lights will form a "light wall" due to the reflection of water droplets in the fog, which will reduce visibility. The beam design of the fog light can avoid this problem.

3. Regulations and safety standards
Mandatory requirements in some regions: In areas such as the European Union and Japan that have strict requirements on vehicle lighting, motorcycles must be equipped with fog lights that meet the standards (such as the EU ECE regulations). Failure to install may result in penalties.

Certification mark: Compliant fog lights must pass safety certification (such as ECE R19) to ensure that the light pattern and brightness do not interfere with other vehicles.

4. Dealing with complex weather
All-weather adaptability: In addition to foggy days, fog lights are also effective in heavy rain, sandstorms or mountain riding at night, and are important active safety equipment.

Emergency signal function: Some riders turn on fog lights in extreme weather as a warning signal to remind vehicles behind to keep their distance.