How to lower high beam on 2006 honda cbr f4i?

"I notice the high beam is high"

It's supposed to be, that's why it's called high beam.

It can't be lowered.

I'm curious.... what's your point in running both lights at the same time?

Visibility?

If so, you are doing yourself wrong..... in a big way.

Bright lights don't make you easier to see. They blind oncoming drivers.

The contrast from the bright light blurs your outline, and all they see is a spot too bright to look at.

The result is they act like cockroaches and moths. Some run from the light, others towards it, and ALL become unpredictable.

I hate it when an oncoming bike blinds me in my car. Because I ride, I have a good idea of what he will do. Others panic.

30 years ago, it became Federal law for us to have headlights on at all times because car people said it was safer. 30 years later, they still kill us. Blinding the the blind will not help.

something is available with somewhat innovative rewiring. i anticipate in basic terms one headlight is illuminated while the swap is on "low" beam and you elect the two illuminated on "low". The "severe" beam headlight in all probability in basic terms has one filament and while that is illuminated that is going to continually be on severe beam. you could attempt adjusting the severe beam to polish decrease so it won't blind oncoming site visitors after which you would be able to go away the lighting fixtures furnishings on "severe" each and every of the time. The down area to this answer is which you will lose your long selection severe beam once you honestly choose it. maximum suitable wager is in all probability to in basic terms overlook approximately people who do no longer know sufficient approximately motorcycles to nicely known how the lighting fixtures furnishings artwork.

There is an adjustment on them but they move the entire headlight assembly not just the high beams.So in answer to your ?-no you can't do it with the stock headlight assembly.