DualBeam Pro Riding Light

£23.95

DualBeam Pro Riding Light

See every bend in the road — without blinding the rider coming the other way.

If you ride after dark, you already know the problem with most aftermarket motorcycle lights. They’re bright, yes — but they’re the kind of bright that earns you flashed high beams and angry hand signals from oncoming drivers. They throw light everywhere except where you actually need it.

The DualBeam Pro was built differently. Instead of one harsh, scattered beam, it uses a focused low-beam cutoff pattern — the same principle used in modern car headlights — so the road ahead is lit up clearly while oncoming traffic stays out of the glare. You get the visibility. They keep their night vision. Everyone gets home safely.

Two colours, two conditions, one switch.

Riding through clear night air is one thing. Riding through fog, drizzle or heavy rain is another problem entirely — and white light makes it worse, bouncing off every droplet and turning the road into a wall of glare. That’s why the DualBeam Pro gives you both:

• 6000K crisp white for clear nights and open road.

• 3000K amber yellow for rain, fog and low-visibility conditions, cutting through the weather instead of reflecting off it.

A simple handlebar switch lets you change between them in a second — no stopping, no fiddling, no taking your eyes off the road.

Built for the weather you actually ride in.

The housing is machined aluminium, not plastic — which matters for two reasons. First, it survives the knocks, vibration and road grit that destroy cheaper lights within a season. Second, aluminium dissipates heat far faster than plastic, and the integrated turbofan cooling system keeps the LED core running at full brightness for thousands of hours instead of dimming after a few months.

Sealed to IP67, the unit is fully protected against dust and immersion — so a downpour, a puddle, or a jet-wash at the end of a muddy ride won’t touch it.

At the heart of it: the M77 LED core.

This is the component most riders never think to ask about, and it’s the one that matters most. The M77 delivers high lumen output with low power draw, which means it pulls less current from your bike’s electrical system, generates less heat, and lasts considerably longer than the generic chips used in budget lights. It’s the difference between a light that’s still working three winters from now and one you’ll be replacing next spring.

Fits the bike you ride.

Whether you’re on a tourer, a cruiser, an adventure bike, a scooter, an ATV or a custom build, the universal mounting bracket fits standard handlebars, crash bars and fairing brackets. Wiring is straightforward — most riders have it installed in under twenty minutes.