FAQ

What is the difference between the 40L/66L/90L and 50L/80L waterproof bags? Why is there such a big price difference?

40L/66L/90L Waterproof Bags: Made from PVC material, these bags feature a classic design focused on durability, abrasion resistance, and waterproof performance. They offer excellent value for money and are highly practical.

50L/80L Waterproof Bags: Made from TPU material, in addition to being durable, abrasion-resistant, and waterproof, these bags maintain exceptional flexibility even in extreme environments below -20°C. They also include enhanced external storage space for easy access to frequently used items such as rain gear or gloves. Additionally, they feature an inner pocket for privacy and organization, allowing for wet-dry separation, making them highly functional and versatile.

What are the pros and cons of magnetic roll-top closures, Velcro roll-top closures, and nylon zipper closures?

Magnetic Roll-Top Closure: Easy to operate, prevents clothing from snagging, and features stable magnetic strips for long-term use.

Velcro Roll-Top Closure: Hooked surfaces can snag clothing, and Velcro has a limited lifespan.

Nylon Zipper Roll-Top Closure: More complex to operate and prone to aging or damage over time.

What is the load capacity of the Motorcycle Safety Crash Bar Bag (when inflated)?

≥300KG

How long does the inflatable protection function of the Motorcycle Safety Crash Bar Bag last per use?

≥6 hours

What lighting modes are available for the L7, L9, L12Pro, L15, and L18 universal high/low beam auxiliary motorcycle lights?

High beam mode, low beam mode, hazard light mode, and passing light mode.

What processing technology is used for the L7, L9, L12Pro, L15, and L18 light bodies? What are its advantages?

CNC machining is used. This ensures excellent consistency, high precision, and a more refined appearance.

What are the color temperatures for white and yellow light in the L7, L9, L12Pro, L15, and L18? Why add a yellow light cover or adjust to yellow light?

White light is 6000K, and yellow light is 3000K. Adding a yellow light cover or adjusting to yellow light improves visibility in rainy or foggy weather due to the stronger penetration of yellow light, enhancing driving safety.

What is the dustproof and waterproof rating of the L7, L9, L12Pro, L15, and L18 lights?

The rating is IP68.

What material is used for the lenses of the L7, L9, L12Pro, L15, and L18? Why is this material chosen?

Glass lenses. Glass offers better high-temperature resistance, higher light transmission, and greater durability.

Do the low beam modes of the L7, L9, L12Pro, L15, and L18 include cutoff line designs? What are the advantages of this design?

Yes, the low beam mode has a cutoff line design, which effectively prevents glare from affecting oncoming vehicles, ensuring driving safety.

What are the compatible tube diameters for the clamps of the L7, L9, L12Pro, L15, and L18 lights?

Compatible diameters are 22mm, 25mm (1 inch), and 28mm. For 32mm or 38mm diameters, please contact the sales team when purchasing the lights to request appropriate clamps.

How should the red wire (positive), black wire (negative), yellow wire (ACC), and horn wire be connected for the auxiliary lights?

Red wire: Connect to the positive terminal of the battery.
Black wire: Connect to the negative terminal of the battery.
Yellow wire: Connect to the motorcycle's ACC port or an ignition-controlled circuit.
Horn wire: Connect to one side of the horn circuit on the motorcycle. If one side does not activate the horn, try switching to the other side.

What is the ACC wire?

The ACC wire refers to a 12-15V circuit on the motorcycle that is powered when the ignition is on and cuts power when the ignition is off.

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