Future Eyes X100 180W Aux Light
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Future Eyes X100 180W Aux Light

Rs. 43,330.00
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Features:

  • Shell Color:Black
  • Low Beam Wattage:100W
  • High Beam Wattage:80W
  • Low+High+Fill Beams Wattage:180W
  • High Beam Color:White
  • Low Beam Color:Yellow
  • Safety Voltage:12V
  • Safety Current:10A-15A
  • Raw Luminous Flux:18000 LM
  • Color Temperature:3000K – 6000K
  • Light Mode:Low/High/Flash/Low+High Integrated
  • Material:CNC Aluminum, Glass Lens

About Future Eyes :

Future Eye is a Brand Manufactured by Moto Vanguard, Moto Vanguard presents motorcycle tail boxes for all motorcycles. Moto Vanguard being a subsidiary of Vanjax Sales Pvt. Ltd. is backed by 40 years of manufacturing and sales services. We believe in safe and comfortable motorcycle journeys, be it to the office or a long distance journey, we have everything to fit your every need.

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Questions riders ask about this part

Which motorcycles can use the Future Eyes X100 180W auxiliary light from Machina?

It runs on a 12V system, so it suits most motorcycles with a 12V electrical system. Mounting needs a suitable bracket — Machina sells model-specific light mounts for several bikes.

What light modes does the Future Eyes X100 from Machina have?

Low beam (100W, yellow), high beam (80W, white), flash, and combined low and high at 180W, with a raw output of 18,000 lumens.

What is the Future Eyes X100 auxiliary light from Machina made of?

It has a CNC aluminium body with a glass lens.

Is the Future Eyes X100 from Machina useful for riding in India?

Yes. The yellow low beam cuts through fog, rain and dust, and the white high beam helps on dark highways and ghat roads. Always dip the lights for oncoming traffic.

Does the Future Eyes X100 from Machina need a separate wiring harness?

It draws 10–15A, so it should be wired with a relay, fuse and switch rather than tapped into the stock headlight wiring. Any auto electrician can do this.

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