Stock up for what? Even if they were banned, there would be LED replacements available, I’m sure. Usually parts like that have enough compatibility between models to make it worth a production run.
Maybe there will be maybe there won’t and maybe they look different enough that some people might want to buy a couple extra bulbs to make sure that I have working lights the next time they burn out.
There are sometimes aesthetic reasons why not everybody wants to switch over to LED lights. If there are LED substitutes that are relatively close to the original warm color, that’s fine, but I have to go looking for them or I can just buy a couple pairs of the standard incandescent lights and be set for probably the lifetime of the bike.
Either way, looks like this is unnecessary, but I hope you understand. LEDs aren’t always the solution.
Stock up for what? Even if they were banned, there would be LED replacements available, I’m sure. Usually parts like that have enough compatibility between models to make it worth a production run.
Maybe there will be maybe there won’t and maybe they look different enough that some people might want to buy a couple extra bulbs to make sure that I have working lights the next time they burn out.
There are sometimes aesthetic reasons why not everybody wants to switch over to LED lights. If there are LED substitutes that are relatively close to the original warm color, that’s fine, but I have to go looking for them or I can just buy a couple pairs of the standard incandescent lights and be set for probably the lifetime of the bike.
Either way, looks like this is unnecessary, but I hope you understand. LEDs aren’t always the solution.