For Sale Lone Rider MTL 9 Lights for sale, price reduction now only £495

[Brian O]

hi

i have a pair of the Lone Rider lights for sale, they are in excellent condition as can be seen in the photos

they will be shipped in the original packaging, with the three unused extension cables, the bar clamps, black covers and original tools, also included are a pair of clear lens protectors which are also in unmarked condition

price includes insured/tracked delivery to any mainland UK address or £475 collected......

thank you for looking,

br
brian

 

[Irishrover]

How did you power these? Off the battery or through the Lonerider cambus controller?
Courious if they can be run off a Hex EZcam or Delani CamSmart.
Thanks for any info.

 

[Santa-2512]

How did you power these? Off the battery or through the Lonerider cambus controller?
Courious if they can be run off a Hex EZcam or Delani CamSmart.
Thanks for any info.

Yes the yrun off a Hexezcan , if you have the white circuit free all the better

 

[mike wright]

Brilliant lights I was amazed how good they are when they came with the new bike and I first used them! Riding around Wales in the dark it was actually good fun

 

[Brian O]

Hi,

I believe these lights can only be powered through either a v2 ezCAN or the Lone Rider version, the motoCAN. This is because the extremely wide variety of features and functions are controlled by the white data channel meaning that you only need a single output from the CAN to run all features (running lights, wide beam, spot beam etc.) on both lights. If you weren't using the data channel you would need at least three CAN outputs.

If you don't already have a suitable CAN the motoCAN 2 can even be set up from your mobile rather than by laptop.

It would be well worth you checking on the Lone Rider website to see the multitude of features these lights have. (https://lonerider.com/en-gb/collections/lights)

I hope this helps, feel free to reach out to me for any further info.

Ride safe
Brian

 

[djgsa]

Hi,

I believe these lights can only be powered through either a v2 ezCAN or the Lone Rider version, the motoCAN. This is because the extremely wide variety of features and functions are controlled by the white data channel meaning that you only need a single output from the CAN to run all features (running lights, wide beam, spot beam etc.) on both lights. If you weren't using the data channel you would need at least three CAN outputs.

If you don't already have a suitable CAN the motoCAN 2 can even be set up from your mobile rather than by laptop.

It would be well worth you checking on the Lone Rider website to see the multitude of features these lights have. (https://lonerider.com/en-gb/collections/lights)

I hope this helps, feel free to reach out to me for any further info.

Ride safe
Brian

The MTL9's are digital, so need a digital (white) channel. They can be run from:-

• HexEzcan v2, or
• Motocan v1 or v2