Amend the switch wiring to bring in a relay to make it a switched live circuit. Then it'll never be left on, nor be able to short out and bring the lights on without the Bike being on.
Advice: best aux lights for an R1200GS
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I have gone with Colights and wire through hex ezcan. Colights are great quality, extremely good price and deliver within 3-4 days.
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Hi, which colights did you go with and they mention wiring included, did you wire into bmw switchgear or need a hex? Thanks, KenI have gone with Colights and wire through hex ezcan. Colights are great quality, extremely good price and deliver within 3-4 days.
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Pretty sure he went with the ones in the post you linked to and used the Ezcan.
Those Denali lights look very nice indeed ... but the price ! 
The best are probably Denali. I've got Denali on my GS and my v100 Stelvio
On the previous Guzzi V85TT I tried cheaper alternatives but they failed after a long wet ride
In my experience it's "buy cheap buy twice"
The Colights do look like a sensible alternative tho
On the previous Guzzi V85TT I tried cheaper alternatives but they failed after a long wet ride
In my experience it's "buy cheap buy twice"
The Colights do look like a sensible alternative tho
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