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Energica / Ribelle Headlight OEM MFG? and/or Replacement/Options??
« on: March 31, 2025, 05:26:09 AM »
I have a 2023 Ribelle RS and I was wondering if someone knew what company makes the headlights for Energica?

I have a low beam that is no longer coming on with the ignition.

I checked the wiring (both wiring loom feeds have power & GND active) and even the ballast (both low beam ballasts work when connected to the working bulb, and neither bring the dead one to life).

Ideally, I'd like to swap out the original OEM bulb for an identical one, but if someone here knows of a drop in option I'd love to hear about it.

Thanks!

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Yeah, I bought the bike knowing full well the warranty promise was likely a load of crap.

I bought a 2014 EBR 1190Rx in 2016 when EBR folded - taking the trade off of no warranty for the steep discount of a new bike still in the crate.

The Energica dealer was unable to get me any add-on bike accessories that I wanted, save for the front and rear paddock stands.

They had to pickup the front from the San Fran warehouse, but I got a matching pair sent to me out of the sale deal.

I am risking the bike purchase knowing that if I have any issue with it, I am at the mercy of the inter-webs, unless some new owner purchases the company and continues to provide parts & warranty service.

EBR is back in business much in same way - save for honoring the warranty - at least parts are o'plenty. :)

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Yeah, Energica of North America is a separate entity, corporately speaking. As long as whatever their revenue stream is, continues to keep payroll covered and the lights on in the shop they are still in operation.

I was just there last week. They're still putting bikes together for delivery to customers and taking in repairs. I guess people are taking advantage of the sale prices and rolling the dice on future support.

I purchased a demo 2023 Ribelle RS (150miles) from the Glendale, CA dealer in early December 2024, and they claimed that the full warranty was still included with the (heavily discounted) sale price.

They also stated: "... (I) spoke with Energica in South San Francisco yesterday about the situation, support, and pricing. We continue to sell and service bikes and get tech assist from them if needed." 

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