LED Auxilliary lights

I previously used some wide angle LED lamps much less light (lumens) than these below but dazzling to other road users and they filled with water so pretty crap TBH.

I have these wired with main beam (narrow beam angle). They are well built but the chromed bezel is aluminium underneath so the plating will peel. Fundamentally they are good so I just painted the bezels. Both lamps and halo rings are wired from the auxiliary headlight switch but a relay triggered by main beam controls the spots. You will need some spacers on the lamp covers to make space for the halos but they work well for minimal money.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2X-Cree-U...028465?hash=item5d5d861b71:g:gOsAAOSwKIpWAlgg

With these around the lens.
Halo ring 70mm fits nicely. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2x-60mm-1...hash=item25b7ede9ca:m:mNaHGRoUutOCMvsEN_7dgzg

Clear cover.
File any rough nibs off the LED halo ring clip into the cover. Fill the back of the cover with electronics grade silicone sealer.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2x-60-70-...hash=item1a0643a48b:m:mYzhzyysetsE3t6GyZ1SdFA
 
Mine have a relay because I wanted more light at main beam and a direct connection would upset the canbus. The only other switch is the OEM auxiliary headlights switch to power the halos and the spots.
 
S310 Givi Trekkers are good.

It's what I use with 35W halogen bulbs and folk comment how noticeable they are but not dazzling. It does depend on the angle though, they are fog lights & have a very flat pattern. Drop them a few degrees and the effect is noticeably less.
 
These have been on the bike for nearly a year and cost under £40 all in. Spots and angel eyes.

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