BikeVis
Hi
My original aux lights rattled themselves to bits.
As you have found, finding a replacement can be very costly.
I looked around and found these from BikeVis.
They were just over £100 for a pair delivered.
I went for the low wide beam (Fog) that I use for filtering but also do use them instead of main beam as they do put out quite a bit of light.
They also sell a narrow beam spot for use as an additional high beam.
I am very happy with them.
I did do a little write up for the sellers as to how I got on putting them on, which I have copied below:-
The existing auxiliary lights were past their best and the inner lamp sections had become detached from the external casing and were rattling around.
I wanted to keep the existing wiring and switching where possible.
On the GSA the auxiliary lights are fitted to a light bar using welded on bosses.
The original fixings were not suitable for the new LEDs, so I removed them with a hacksaw and filed them down
Leaving the weld on either side created a flat surface for the new LED fixings.
A 6mm hole was drilled in the centre for the bolt, although I need a slightly longer one than supplied.
Since the original wiring had already been replaced and cut about due to corrosion I opted for removing the BMW plugs rather than vice versa.
I cut off the original BMW plugs in a staggered formation, so that when the through crimps were added, the cable wouldn’t bee too bulky at any one point.
I used red through crimps, the ones with added heat shrink and glue in the ends. These are crimped then heated up for a sealed, solid connection.
Prior to adding the crimps I had slid two lengths of heat shrink up the wiring, then once crimped, slid these down and heated them up.
I used two pieces for added protection.
Finally I squirted some ACF50 corrosion block grease in the deutsh connectors and clipped them together, then cable tied the wiring neatly up under the beak.
Did take a few more pictures, but limited to 4 for the upload.
Hope this helps
Best regards
Dazlove
