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LED Auxiliary Lights Installed

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As I live in the Cascade Mountains of Western Washington night riding (or early AM) is always a challenge given the number of forest rats (deer, etc.) constantly trying to kill me. I tried another set of aux lights that I had for another bike but at 4” they made the petite profile of the 310 look pretty bug-eyed! So I installed a set of Cyclops 2” NXG LEDs, 10 degrees left and 29 degrees right, activated with high beams. The proportion to the bike is much better and WOW are they bright!!!
 

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Correct. I have them wired to the high beam through a relay. As they are aimed high and wide they are exclusively intended for rural night use. I use Skene Photon Blaster LEDs mounted on the forks as running lights.
 
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Where did you tap into the high beam wiring?
Hi Rich - I tapped the high beam wiring near the plug at the rear of the headlight housing. I just stripped the wiring cover and used a posi-tap. Not the most elegant solution but it was quick and easy.
 

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Engine guards are Hepco and Becker. A link to the seller is in a post further down this thread. The highway pegs are from Iliumworks. They are the same pegs i have on my RT but these have a more generic and adjustable mount fashioned for attachment to engine guards. The only criticism I can offer of them is that they are stupid expensive. But they are also the best I have ever seen. I have used them on numerous prior bikes.

http://www.iliumworks.com/BMW_Motorcycle_Accessories.cfm?pn=27-100BL&pID=80
 
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I fitted a couple of LED auxiliary lights to my GS:














Low beam only:





High beam only:



High beam plus LEDs:



The switch is on the clutch lever:





Although the LEDs are only about 18W each they add quite a bit to the light output. But I think I'll wire in a voltmeter to better guide me as I think I want more light so will substitute these with better ones.








I'm used to a lot more light:


 
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