My new Lighting rig

[Robster]

Interested where you found that dimmer...any linkage?

 

[Slipperyeel]

I like the light bar. Looks the part and plenty sturdy enough! Did you make it yourself?

 

[Canuck]

I like the light bar. Looks the part and plenty sturdy enough! Did you make it yourself?

Get in touch with vern of worldbeater pannier fame. Project vnd! He a great bloke... as long as you keep making the cups of tea. He also make great sidestand pucks to stop your sidesetand from sinking into the ground when camping/parked on grass... of which I need a few more of.

 

[Flipfly]

Flipfly can you link me to the main spots you bought, they seem like good value.

Give Allen at [email protected]

Part number is JT1540 spot beam

They are heavy though at 1.72kg each!!!

Interested where you found that dimmer...any linkage?

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/AUTO-DIMM...arts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item4632681429

Just remember, I had to use a relay to get it to work the way I wanted. The switch normally dims with dipped beam (our bikes have permanent dipped beam, so a relay allows it to switch to full power on high beam.

I like the light bar. Looks the part and plenty sturdy enough! Did you make it yourself?

Get in touch with vern of worldbeater pannier fame. Project vnd! He a great bloke... as long as you keep making the cups of tea. He also make great sidestand pucks to stop your sidesetand from sinking into the ground when camping/parked on grass... of which I need a few more of.

As Cannuck says, the light bar is Verns handy work. The coating was done by cemcoat in Warrington.

 

[Robster]

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/AUTO-DIMM...arts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item4632681429

Just remember, I had to use a relay to get it to work the way I wanted. The switch normally dims with dipped beam (our bikes have permanent dipped beam, so a relay allows it to switch to full power on high beam.

Nice one