As the title suggests. I am on the lookout for a second hand set
Wanted LoneRider MotoLights + Motocan
- Thread starter djgsa
- Start date
I think @Sly had some of these but they may be included on his GSA that's for sale?
Hi dj,
You do not have to use a motocan with motolights I use an EZcan to run mine and all features and functions are available, this was confirmed by the Lone Rider team
The critical part is that the EZcan must be a V2 running the latest software and as such have the data line on the white channel (I believe that this does mean you can not use the cansmart ie Denali version.
Denali do not use pure data to control their lights they simply use pwm to control the brightness and as such you need to use separate channels for switching drls off on the side you are indicating as well as separate channels for adjusting the brightness of high and low beams.
This is where, imho, the motolights are way ahead, using only the data function on the single (white) data channel you can control both high, low and drls on both the left AND right side of the bike, including turning the appropriate aux lights off when indicating, you program the spot beam is set to come on at the speed of your choice when the high beam is on
The only downside on the motolights is the drls are not as visible as I would like them to be in the daytime, using the low beam (bottom leds) overcomes this issue
You do not have to use a motocan with motolights I use an EZcan to run mine and all features and functions are available, this was confirmed by the Lone Rider team
The critical part is that the EZcan must be a V2 running the latest software and as such have the data line on the white channel (I believe that this does mean you can not use the cansmart ie Denali version.
Denali do not use pure data to control their lights they simply use pwm to control the brightness and as such you need to use separate channels for switching drls off on the side you are indicating as well as separate channels for adjusting the brightness of high and low beams.
This is where, imho, the motolights are way ahead, using only the data function on the single (white) data channel you can control both high, low and drls on both the left AND right side of the bike, including turning the appropriate aux lights off when indicating, you program the spot beam is set to come on at the speed of your choice when the high beam is on
The only downside on the motolights is the drls are not as visible as I would like them to be in the daytime, using the low beam (bottom leds) overcomes this issue
I don't mind which CAN device is comes with as long at its compatible with the 1250GSA(2024)
Sadly sold them + the mount + the Ezcan Gen II I bought for it.
@djgsa amazing lights mate! Honestly turn the night into day with those things on.
You want to run two sets? Don't melt the tar!I know I have a set already, and I agree, they are awesome. I missed out on a second set elsewhere and thought I'd have a mooch about.
They are bringing out a new set of smaller ones, but knowing LR, they won't be out till xmas
I'd be interesting in the AMP draw vs what your alternator can put back into the battery in that scenario..Yep
The recommendation is to run the second set at 50% max
Bump
Unlikely you can get a used set mate. People don't want to part with them.
I know cause I regret selling mine!
What are their new ones? Not aware they were launching new ones..I wish I could disagree with you, hence why I want another set. But I live in hope
Their new ones wont be out until the end of the year.
Interesting! I must have missed this news. Curious who they aiming these at..
Could always save a chunk of cash and go for some Colights They are actually really well made and spec'd and they do make a lot of the lights for the big vendors.
www.led-colight.com
They are actually really well made and spec'd and they do make a lot of the lights for the big vendors.
5inch Atlas Series Multi-Mode LED Motorcycle Auxiliary Lights(Set/2pcs)
The Atlas 5 is the next step in motorcycle auxiliary lighting — engineered for riders who want greater beam control, flexible mounting options, and enhanced daytime presence without compromising power. Inspired by the optical DNA of the D Series, but with refined beam shaping and expanded...
www.led-colight.com
Ideally, I want something that will work on CAN bus. I don't really want to be wiring in separate controls if I can help itCould always save a chunk of cash and go for some Colights
5inch Atlas Series Multi-Mode LED Motorcycle Auxiliary Lights(Set/2pcs)
The Atlas 5 is the next step in motorcycle auxiliary lighting — engineered for riders who want greater beam control, flexible mounting options, and enhanced daytime presence without compromising power. Inspired by the optical DNA of the D Series, but with refined beam shaping and expanded...
Similar threads
