New Halogen 35w / 35w H4 Headlight 48220 on 2040-parts.com
Toledo, Ohio, US
New 35 watt by 35 watt H4 halogen headlight bulb. This is a great alternative for classic motorcycles where charging capacity is an issue. It requires a headlight that accepts the H4 style bulb and can be used where a standard (55w/60w) H4 bulb draws too much load for the charging system. We offer shipping discounts that save you money on 2 or more items in a single order.
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