Review on 💡 Hella H4P50TB +50 Performance Bulb - Enhance Visibility! 12V, 60/55W - 2 Pack by Andrew Kay

I've been using Hella 60/55w H4 bulbs on my bikes for decades and they are no different from the OEM bulbs that Honda use built into their motorcycles. Factory. The low beam is bright and fills the lane, while the high beam throws LOTS of visible light down and also illuminates the sides of my usual country roads, which is great for spotting deer and other critters before they come overhead. from you. I have used Sylvania/Osram, PIAA and others and keep coming back to these bulbs for the light quality. and especially. PRICE! Although these bulbs can last for years, I try to change them on my bikes every year or at least every 6000-8000 miles. Halogen lamps (slowly) lose their brightness over time and after a few years it can be reduced by up to 40%. An annual replacement guarantees (cheaply) that my night vision is as good as it can be! And if you think about it. If you drive an average of 50 mph and drive 6,000 miles a year, that's 12,000 hours with your lightbulb on. That's a lot of hours for a single headlamp with an estimated lifespan of 20,000-25,000 hours ;) Locally they're $10 a bulb but I just bought 4 here at that price to have a spare in my bag for later I installed new bulbs in my three bikes before putting them away for the winter. Yes I like to do all the maintenance and oil changes BEFORE winter so when the snow stops falling I'm ready to go :)