Thread: FYRLYT Driving light review

Originally Posted by W&KO

And the other side came off second best…….

I had a V2 lense so have fitted it, will see how long a new V1 lense will last. Defector is now looking a little average as well

Still trying to convince myself these are the right lights for our 2 year in the defer.

That’s a hit. Something struck that one - hard!

Originally Posted by Tombie

That’s a hit. Something struck that one - hard!

Agree…….

Originally Posted by Tombie

That’s a hit. Something struck that one - hard!

I couldn't believe that a soft fluffy feathered flying friend(dunno what species) could smash my D1 headlight in a similar (maybe worse) manner.
I was only doing 90 at the time. The really strange bit was no blood at all .. anywhere.

I think it's a matter of the angle of the dangle and the flight path aligned up just right .. and good old plain dumb luck.

Originally Posted by AK83

I couldn't believe that a soft fluffy feathered flying friend(dunno what species) could smash my D1 headlight in a similar (maybe worse) manner.
I was only doing 90 at the time. The really strange bit was no blood at all .. anywhere.

I think it's a matter of the angle of the dangle and the flight path aligned up just right .. and good old plain dumb luck.

Drop bear?
Maybe dropping a rock🤪

IIRC some birds do carry rocks among other things to build their nests .. maybe I got unlucky in that the strike I copped it was that type of bird types on its way to the nest!

Was it a penguin flying overhead back to its nest
I don’t know of any other birds that use rocks to build a nest
Maybe a crow?
I’ve seen glass pebbles in there nests

More likely point loading from a beak hit.

Originally Posted by Tombie

More likely point loading from a beak hit.

I would expect to see some sort of evidence if hit by a bird
Blood guts and feathers maybe