Ordered 2 aux lights like this from a Chinese online supplier. but found I could not attach them easily to the bike. Disappointed as they were cheap and well made. Narrow beam spot and advertised at 3000LM, although the brightness may have been an exaggeration the price was only $15US per light.



Note I have the Denali aux light mounting brackets I purchased from a member here. These offer an angled plate with a single hole that attaches to the bike, as a mounting platform for a light.



So to rectify I recently purchased one of these to test. (4000LM, 4 U2 Cree 4T6 40W) for $45US on AliExpress. At 4000LM I may only need one. Also purchased a relay kit for $2 so I can wire them directly to the battery but have them switch on and off with the high beam. Note these lights seem to appear at many different price points online with different LEDs installed.





Will continue to update this thread when it arrives and I install.

Is this what you ordered?

http://www.aliexpress.com/item/4-U2-...602141476.html

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That's it. Forgot to post link.

http://www.aliexpress.com/item/4-U2-...602141476.html

I've found the stock lights are woefully inadequate if there is no additional street illumination.

I used these clamps for mounting on the crashbar. SW-MOTECH HAWK Light Clamp Set For 22mm, 26mm, 27mm or 28mm OD (Outer Diameter) Tube Crash Bars | TwistedThrottle.com

Works like a charm.

I have a pair of led lights and the harness with a switch from superbrightleds.com ready to go. If my bike would ever make it in, I will install. I've been keeping up with all the different mounting possibilities and newer brackets I've seen on here. I keep going back and forth about fork mount vs body side mount. I'll post up here when done and follow this in the meantime.

How have theses lights held up?

I have been looking at similar sets on aliexpress and was wondering if these have lasted a year plus down the road.

Hi folks,

I assume that you buy something like picture under?

If yes how you connect them (electrically)
Direct on battery, but you have switch for ON and OFF?

Also can you say how good is that extra part on motorbike?
Prons and cons maybe?
What other riders say when they coming from opposite way on road? Lights going into eyes or not. How good is visibility at night with this lights?
I wish to order something like this, but I wish to hear review from you.

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I have DENALI DM LED lights on my '15. I used the wire from my headlights so that they are on a "SWITCHED" circuit, but also have an ON/OFF switch, normally always selected ON.

https://fortnine.ca/en/denali-dm-sin...g-lighting-kit

I try NOT to ride after dark, so mainly these are to give a "triangle" to cage drivers so they know I'm there, and are mounted on the SW-Motech crash bar mounts.

Well this what I wish to buy is not OEM part, so I will connect direct on battery, but I will add 1 extra switch which will be under plastic behind lights, so nobody will know that here is 2 switch before you turn lights ON. (people know to play with buttons so this extra switch is here so nobody turn lights ON and drain my battery)
Because it is not OEM part, I will not do anyting on wiring until i check with service will that affect on warranty. In my country warranty know to be tricky, and I don't wish to lose that on new motorbike.
Anyway I will find solution, I always can ask service guy or shop for advice