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Long Range LED Auxiliary Headlights (REV Gen4)

As a snowmobiler who likes to have the best possible visibility during my night rides, I was looking for different lighting from the original one.

The BRP dealership in Saint-Jean-de-Matha, Les Motoneiges Géro, offered me the opportunity to try the long-range LED auxiliary headlights. It was a great idea on their part because the difference is amazing. Visibility from near and far is much clearer.

Because who hasn’t already been surprised by an obstacle seen at the last minute during their night rides ? I enjoy my night rides a lot more, and I feel safer.

Since a picture is worth a thousand words, take a look at the 3 pictures below, and you will understand.

Long Range LED Auxiliary Headlights (REV Gen4) - Snowmobile - Snowmobiler
Low beam headlights

Long Range LED Auxiliary Headlights (REV Gen4) - Snowmobile - Snowmobiler
High beam headlights

Long Range LED Auxiliary Headlights (REV Gen4) - Snowmobile - Snowmobiler
Auxiliary long-range LED headlights

Long Range LED Auxiliary Headlights (REV Gen4) - Snowmobile - Snowmobiler
Long range LED auxiliary headlights

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Daniel Sasseville

Daniel has a passion for snowmobile. He was raised close to St-Damien de Brandon, in the snowmobile heaven. When he started, there were no trails so he was riding in the fields and on the lake. We must say that he began to ride a snowmobile in 1967; he was using his friends’ machines, such as a 1964 Ski-Doo, a 1966 Ski-Doo, a Snow-Cruiser and an Alouette that made more noise than it was moving. Daniel bought his first snowmobile in 1972, a 1972 TNT 340 Bombardier with a fantastic 60 MPH. From St-Damien to La Glacière, he had to ride about 44 km (28 miles); it was taking him a long time and often, the machine was breaking down along the way. So, the program Mechanics 101 was a must. The Mastigouche and Mont-Tremblant National Parks have been his playgrounds during many years. Daniel rode all across the province. He likes to visit the regions and meet their residents. In 1994, his friends asked him to organize expeditions so they could also discover our beautiful province and since that time, Daniel organizes excursions and brings along with him other snowmobile fans or novice snowmobilers.
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