ok let me start by introducing myself... my name is Justin and I have lurked around on this forum many times in the past but now I'm in need of some advice and i know there a wealth of knowledge here that could help me. I have a dirt bike that i recently got street legal and I'm looking to outfit with lighting for riding at night. i tried posting on a dirt bike forum but i've come to the conclusion that its more of a lighting question than a dirt bike question. There no good stator option for my bike so i'm trying to go with just a battery powered system. what i'm truly looking for is advice on a sufficient battery for the job. i plan on running 2- 2" round 10w led cree lights for head lights and the brake/tail light blinkers will be the ones provided in the kit in this link
http://www.rockymountainatvmc.com/p...cycle-Enduro-Lighting-Kit?term=tusk light kit
the brake/ tail light and blinkers are led so i'm sure they won't draw much especially because the tail light will be the only part of the kit that will be running constant along with the headlight at night. i'm looking for a battery that will net me a few hours of run time and won't break the bank. it needs to be rechargeable can't be any bigger than 6x5x4 roughly. is it unrealistic of me to want a few hours at about a 25-30 watt draw? also what do you guys think would be the optimal driving beam??? 30 degrees??? i know some of you guys get really into this LED lighting and know more about power supplies and batteries than i could ever dream of. any advice or info you guys could give me would so much appreciated.
http://www.rockymountainatvmc.com/p...cycle-Enduro-Lighting-Kit?term=tusk light kit
the brake/ tail light and blinkers are led so i'm sure they won't draw much especially because the tail light will be the only part of the kit that will be running constant along with the headlight at night. i'm looking for a battery that will net me a few hours of run time and won't break the bank. it needs to be rechargeable can't be any bigger than 6x5x4 roughly. is it unrealistic of me to want a few hours at about a 25-30 watt draw? also what do you guys think would be the optimal driving beam??? 30 degrees??? i know some of you guys get really into this LED lighting and know more about power supplies and batteries than i could ever dream of. any advice or info you guys could give me would so much appreciated.