Re: E-ODIN - Diskussionsthread
Verfasst: So 11. Okt 2026, 18:55
Mine has now had 3 x MoTs, here in the UK.
I did its first MoT a few months early (due after 3 yrs) because I always 'shift' MoTs to the summer months and figured worth getting it looked at 'officially' as I had just bought it.
I could see the headlights were too low, this was because of the replacement spring (185mm, slightly higher than standard), and monkeyed around with re-engineering the headlight housing to make it look right.
Totally useless headlight. But I don't ride at night here in Uk anyway, as there are potholes that will kill you if you don't see them. Even in daylight it is a risk. Nighttime it is inevitable if you can't see them.
I was thinking to fit some decent aftermarket lights. 'Recommendations, welcome'.
Maybe there are some better '72V' lights than 12V? Any voltage, really, I could just fit a DC-DC converter.
Other than aligning the lights, it's always been very good. Test person even commented on how powerful the brakes were (I fitted those part-metal/ceramic pads, if you recall ... work well, but they can cause a bit of judder).
I did its first MoT a few months early (due after 3 yrs) because I always 'shift' MoTs to the summer months and figured worth getting it looked at 'officially' as I had just bought it.
I could see the headlights were too low, this was because of the replacement spring (185mm, slightly higher than standard), and monkeyed around with re-engineering the headlight housing to make it look right.
Totally useless headlight. But I don't ride at night here in Uk anyway, as there are potholes that will kill you if you don't see them. Even in daylight it is a risk. Nighttime it is inevitable if you can't see them.
I was thinking to fit some decent aftermarket lights. 'Recommendations, welcome'.
Maybe there are some better '72V' lights than 12V? Any voltage, really, I could just fit a DC-DC converter.
Other than aligning the lights, it's always been very good. Test person even commented on how powerful the brakes were (I fitted those part-metal/ceramic pads, if you recall ... work well, but they can cause a bit of judder).