Battle of the Brightest Headlights Rigid Adapt XP vs Baja Designs LP6

Side by side comparison of the Rigid Industries Adapt XP headlight and the Baja Designs LP6 on our Harley Davidson Street Bob and Road King Special.

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[eltwitch]

Your low beam is actually "high" beam per say.. the rigid 360 series have 3 optic zones.. or light pattern selections. Scene, Driving and spot. Basically 2 flood style zones and a spot.
So with them all coming on at the same time. You are basically having a bright on. That's why it is brighter in the "low" setting, but is really, and would be the high beam.

[breedlofam]

YES! Video I have been waiting for and I haven't even seen it yet, but I was so excited. I have been going back and forth between these lights for months now.

Edit* After watching the video, I think the LP6 is my go to. I love the idea of speed adapting headlights, but I feel the Rigid focused too hard on projecting a dimmer light forward and neglected peripheral. The high beam should have still projected forward, but also kept the low beam on for the peripheral view.

[kleenmoto]

Swap the red and white wire on the pigtail coming off the light. This will operate adapt on low and “all on” on high. Also the center bar only drops out when going low or no speed and then comes back in fairly quickly once you begin moving. The all on mode will light all optic zones and have additional intensity when compared to adapt mode. Unfortunately these two lights aren’t an apple to apples comparison. To accurately compare them you would need to do multiple tests at different speeds and not film one through a tinted windscreen. Two very different lights that shine in their respective areas and are the top two premium brands in the industry when considering off road lighting. You can also remove the reed clip from the back of the rigid light for additional wattage if you didn’t already.

[UNVMYUTUBE]

I feel like it's subtle but slower than like ten it dims down almost like if your like pulling up on a car at a stop light. It dims.

[mitchmackey]

I feel like I watched the whole thing with sunglasses on

[haywood]

Something is not right here. I have the Rigid on my Street glide. When on low beam under 15 mph, the bean pattern is a flood style pattern and above 35 it a spot pattern. When you turn on the high beam, all of the lights illuminate. You may want to check how your light is wired because I can definitely tell the difference when turning on the high beam while at speed.