New running lights

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Of course I didn't do it all through the little hole!


Removed the leds from the perspex ring they were in originally
 

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Removed the main beam lamp from the bike and split the reflector casing around the original seal
 

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Fixed the LEDs behind the glass with a bead of clear silicone and routed the cble out through a new, smalleer gommet where the side light bulb normally goes

all ready to go back together - the box has the 47ohm 2.5 watt resistors in it (ta Mouse!!)
 

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Finished job - you can just see the LEDs behind the glass
 

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No one else has said it, so I might as well.........How much for a kit incl. p & p. Not for me you understand, too tight. But others will be interested as it looks Brilliant.
 
Thats it!!

Flushed with the success of how relatively easy it was to instal the leds in the main beam lamp it just had to be done in the dip beam lamp as well.

After much huffing and puffing (swearing) I managed to get the lamp to bits - it looks similar to the main beam one but isn't!

Once seperated you're confronted with the projector part of the lamp which is moulded into the body of the lamp and can't be dismantled so the leds had to be installed around the framework of the projector - I made them up in a horseshoe again as before and 'fed' them into the lense area then applied silcone to secure them.

Tried and tested over the last few days (500+ miles or so) and my riding buddies say that even though the dip lamp is lit the leds are very distinctive and attention grabbing.

I spotted one passenger in a car in front obviously making the shape of a horseshoe to the driver as she looked back after he'd commented on them in his mirror.

If it gets me noticed that bit sooner it'll do for me.

Sherpa;)
 

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Thats it!!

The two leds at 7 o'clock on the main beam aren't sliced in two - its the lense protector velcro and the angle of the photo. After all this the last thing I want is a cracked light unit!

Sherps;)
 
Wantwantwant!!

This looks ace sherpa,,,,but (and this is obvious really), when r u gonna start selling 'em????
The piccies are excellent but for us leccy numpties...we need 'em ready built, or at least be given shopping lists, drawings and more pics...lots more!!
Keep up the EXCELLENT work!! love it!!

Want one,Want one,Want one!! (stamps foot and puts out best "pet lip".....
 
Well done Sherpa,
These are the type of GS mods we want to see. Innovate and celebrate someone with a bit of nous:beerjug:.

Something I would like to consider at a later date,as soon as I work out installing my autoswitch and xenon spotlamps.

Have a :beer: for me.
 
Sherps, never mind this new fangled techno stuff, a feller very close to me who sold his last GS with great PIAA spots, has now got a new pair and light bar to fit on his new 1150,,,he needs a friendly local'ish spark to spend an hour linking straight into mainbeam 'cos he himself is a bit of a numpty, in exhange for the odd beer token of course????:D
 


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