Of these today on my GSA
fitted a pair
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They are not the BMW jobbies
I have yet to try them at night ... but wow is they bright
I will do a pic when I have resized them
lights on
These are a replacement for the original BMW lights
I did not cut the existing wires just plug em in
the cost for the pair was a nats under £60
I got loads of help from a great guy on here
These are a replacement for the original BMW lights
I did not cut the existing wires just plug em in
the cost for the pair was a nats under £60
I got loads of help from a great guy on here
There amazing! Where they from wouldn't mind some myself to be fair
Yep wouldnt mine knowing where you got those beaties look good, why you got one up and one down though??
One up one down .. bit of a story
They do not fit the GSA crash bar ,you need to make a bracket
However I had a P bracket kicking about so I used that
That's the one on the left (high)
However I didn't really like it when it was on so I came up with an idea to make some brackets
I made a couple of cardboard templates and intended to ask Mr Hooton to make them
I then found a couple of chrome connector strips in my box of bits and fashioned a pair out of them
Mark would have made a much better job but,... I... well... yer know
I will probably replace the P bracket with my home made jobbie
couple of pics of the bracket
Bendy toy
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What power input do they need and what's the lumens output ?
Now then don't start getting testicle on me
Below is the link to the lights
They have not affected the can bus
I will try and find the link to the plugs that the honourable member sent to me
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Super-Brig...d=676188573600
So the connectors are the same as the BMW ones?
Cut the supplied plug off the new light
You need to get a set of these
cut them in half and splice the female on to the new light
They then plug into the BMW wiring Ifyou get fed up with them you can re fit the originals .. with NO alterations to your existing wiring
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2-H8-H9-H1...item5af8fdf057
Bendy toy
Registered user
Wire one of these into the circuit and you can set it to reduce the light output when running on dip beam. Connect a shorting wire via main beam that bypasses the dimmer and you get full output. You may need a relay to keep the canbus happy.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Mini-In-L...2726?pt=UK_Light_Fittings&hash=item2ed443b546
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Mini-In-L...2726?pt=UK_Light_Fittings&hash=item2ed443b546
I am not able to put the link to the lights or the plugs
I will ask the tosser who sent me the info to put up the links he gave me
Sorry chaps
I will ask the tosser who sent me the info to put up the links he gave me
Sorry chaps
Goose
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Nice job there matey............ I'll do the required info and links as soon as I get a chance!
Tried the Cree lights, very good for space and fitting if you are adding them, good drive lights, don't have the range like HiD but do a good job at less cost, have a few in stock I had on trial, if any interested parties, cheep
Humbug
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bikemad
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Iv got cree's fitted to mine,yours looking good just need to sort the highlow problem 
These are the brackets that are fitted to mine,Im sure if you hunt ebay youll find them cheaper
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Motorcycl...32?pt=UK_Motorcycle_Parts&hash=item4ad9c32e3c
These are the brackets that are fitted to mine,Im sure if you hunt ebay youll find them cheaper
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Motorcycl...32?pt=UK_Motorcycle_Parts&hash=item4ad9c32e3c
Tried the Cree lights, very good for space and fitting if you are adding them, good drive lights, don't have the range like HiD but do a good job at less cost, have a few in stock I had on trial, if any interested parties, cheep
Hi Les
im interested an a pair, if there still available, how much posted please
£50 posted
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