Dude those are huge… I’m probably looking for something a bit smaller but cheers!
BMW 1150 GS - spotlights suggestions
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Dude those are huge… I’m probably looking for something a bit smaller but cheers!
Led lights from Bikevis.com are very good, they sell the brackets to fit on engine bars too.
ThreeDawg
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My old aux lights were HID converted by Les Wassell, but it seems like his website is defunct. Great lights, but all those boxes...
Denalis were so much easier to install, bought their loom and a gizmo to run the lights at 50 or 100 percent according to the headlight being on dip or main. Dropped the Migsel bar by 20mm with spacers to keep the lights a little further from the indicators. Not too mad looking.
Old wiring. GAH!
Denalis were so much easier to install, bought their loom and a gizmo to run the lights at 50 or 100 percent according to the headlight being on dip or main. Dropped the Migsel bar by 20mm with spacers to keep the lights a little further from the indicators. Not too mad looking.
Old wiring. GAH!
he is still here , pm him
i have hid hi and low , don't need spots.
Just installed Co-lights. About £75 all in, Inc wiring kit. Great quality.
rustychain
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These lights came fitted to the GS I recently purchased.
Seem to work well but admittedly I've not ridden them at night.
Everything you need in the box such as a relay and switch. 5 year warranty. £135.
www.ledperf.co.uk
Seem to work well but admittedly I've not ridden them at night.
Everything you need in the box such as a relay and switch. 5 year warranty. £135.
Long-range LED headlamps + fog light for BMW Motorrad R 1150 GS 00
Kit LED lights dual function, long range and fog. Comes with the necessary connection and fixing for a plug and play installation on BMW Motorrad R 1150 GS 00.
www.ledperf.co.uk
Just had a look at their range of auxiliary lights. Not bad at all and pretty reasonable priced. I’m thinking these might suit my purposes:These lights came fitted to the GS I recently purchased.
Seem to work well but admittedly I've not ridden them at night.
Everything you need in the box such as a relay and switch. 5 year warranty. £135.
Long-range LED headlamps + fog light for BMW Motorrad R 1150 GS 00
Kit LED lights dual function, long range and fog. Comes with the necessary connection and fixing for a plug and play installation on BMW Motorrad R 1150 GS 00.
Additional LED headlights for BMW Motorrad R 1150 GS 00
Additional LED headlights for BMW Motorrad R 1150 GS 00, supplied with power relay harness and handlebar switch. White lighting, long beam (spot) or wide (flood). Very compact, low consumption, easy installation. 5 year warranty
www.ledperf.co.uk
What you need is a great big set of Hellas.Feck all this trendy stuff. Hook them up to the battery and full beam switch via a relay and a switch so you can use full beam alone if you need to (can't think why mind!) and off you go. When you smash one,20 quid off ebay and you're back in business.
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On mine I stuck a couple of 10w LED's either side of the Headlights that I run as DRL's during the day and spots at night. About £17, quid but I did wire them through a relay taking a switched wire from the rear indicators. The main and diped beam are LED's which required purchase of rubber boots to fit over the LED light fans. Total cost £55. I have wired the front main lights with supaseal connectors so I can go back to standard Halogen in 10mins. Plenty of light now and descret looking. Been through 3 NI mot's without reverting to halogen tester didn't even comment.
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A light bar fits well on these, it days gone we used to fit a pair of Hella FF50 for main beam (fairly cheap) and Hella micro-DE for dip, they worked pretty well.
Made my own bar to bolt up under the mudguard with spacers and bought some cheap Chinese spots with wiring and switch, 70 mile daily winter commute, best upgrade for under £20. You can by a bunch of cheap spots before you have spent what one set of the above could cost.
Call me cheap but they work.
Call me cheap but they work.
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