Montgomery carbon fiber headlight?

[Falkonworks]

Yep they definitely need a bit of trimming to fit right. I think the quality and fitment is decent compared to most carbon/fiberglass parts I've received in the past for cars. I did use the rubber grommets from the original headlight in between the bolt and the mounting tabs to take up some space.

 

[Innovate803]

Update, you'll definitely need a Dremel and a drill. I had to carve out some of the excess material to allow clearance for fitment on the RAM inserts. Just 2 holes drilled and riveted for the headlight.

The end result is not perfect, but not bad imo. I dont regret it at all.

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Did you pick up any power with those inserts? I want some except it would be a waste to me if they did not add any airflow. I would be able to see it in Woolich as it would lean out the AFR a little.

 

[Hashbrownxpress]

Did you pick up any power with those inserts? I want some except it would be a waste to me if they did not add any airflow. I would be able to see it in Woolich as it would lean out the AFR a little.

I didn't dyno it before adding them so I can't say for certain.

 

[murrayjest]

these bikes aren't that powerful Speed Test and you need all the surface of it to project 100%.

 

[bigboy]

Update, you'll definitely need a Dremel and a drill. I had to carve out some of the excess material to allow clearance for fitment on the RAM inserts. Just 2 holes drilled and riveted for the headlight.

The end result is not perfect, but not bad imo. I dont regret it at all.

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How is the light vs stock at night time

 

[Hashbrownxpress]

How is the light vs stock at night time

Stock throws more light, but you can still see. The bright light gives a good amount of visibility, but it's angled a little high in my opinion.

 

[fallenarch]

I wonder if some of you CF-enabled guys could experiment with a real change upfront. Like moving to linear LEDs under the intake pods, sort of like an R1, and making the headlight a real "beak"? Or center the intake at the headlight and put projectors on the 2 sides?

 

[Bumblebee]

I wonder if some of you CF-enabled guys could experiment with a real change upfront. Like moving to linear LEDs under the intake pods, sort of like an R1, and making the headlight a real "beak"? Or center the intake at the headlight and put projectors on the 2 sides?

Pretty hard to beat the front of this bike...