Does this look right?

[Mexican]

Getting ready for a 4000 mile trip in the next month and a half, fitting all four bikes with these lights, at $52.00 per set including a relay and harness i think it is a good deal.
I shamelesly stole some ideas from this great forum and went for it! The wife loves it!:thumbup:

 

[Chupaca]

Not to worry....

It's not stealing if we put it out here for all to see and appreciate.. Have a similar set up as you know and the switches should complete it for you Looks great and they are a nice set of lights...congrats on a great job.. Mas luz mejor vista...:thumbup:

 

[SpyderAnn01]

Looks great. We just put a replacement set of driving lights on Joe's KTM today. You can never have to much light.

 

[Mexican]

It's not stealing if we put it out here for all to see and appreciate.. Have a similar set up as you know and the switches should complete it for you Looks great and they are a nice set of lights...congrats on a great job.. Mas luz mejor vista...:thumbup:

I installed the switch on tha bar also, thanks for sharing your ideas, i'm shy and i have to see something done first so i can atempt it myself, pps:

 

[ITWorkerBee]

Gotta ask where did you get them.... Link?

 

[Mexican]

Gotta ask where did you get them.... Link?

Got them from Amazon.com, let me see if i can figure out how to post the linkhttp://www.amazon.com/Auxbeam-waterproof-Off-road-Auxiliary-Driving/dp/B00FWD83RW?ie=UTF8&refRID=SQN4CQVAPTQR2NCDC26E&ref_=pd_rhf_yaod_p_img_2
http://www.amazon.com/Auxbeam-water...SQN4CQVAPTQR2NCDC26E&ref_=pd_rhf_yaod_p_img_2
I was kinda skeptical due to the cheap price but the reviews were good and they seem to be very well built and put out a bunch of light!, you can use them with or without relay they said, hope this helps you

 

[jerpinoy]

Got them from Amazon.com, let me see if i can figure out how to post the linkhttp://www.amazon.com/Auxbeam-waterproof-Off-road-Auxiliary-Driving/dp/B00FWD83RW?ie=UTF8&refRID=SQN4CQVAPTQR2NCDC26E&ref_=pd_rhf_yaod_p_img_2
http://www.amazon.com/Auxbeam-water...SQN4CQVAPTQR2NCDC26E&ref_=pd_rhf_yaod_p_img_2
I was kinda skeptical due to the cheap price but the reviews were good and they seem to be very well built and put out a bunch of light!, you can use them with or without relay they said, hope this helps you

How did you hook up the relay?

 

[Kwalsh]

looks awesome, thanks for the link

 

[vided]

Looks great. You can never have to much light.

unless you're in front of all those lights :roflblack::roflblack::thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:

 

[rogerb]

I put a set just like that on my spyder. Don't let the price scare you. They are the same as what some of the dealers are selling for $100 +. I bought a switch for them but never installed it. I wired mine in line with the fender lights. No problem with power. They come on with the key. The thing to watch for is where you point them. Make sure they are not pointing up. Has a tendency of irritating people. Another thing to watch for is that the are available in both spot and flood light. Your choice. I highly recommend getting the electrical connectors just like on the machine. No cutting of wires. Easy disconnect if needed. Enjoy your lights.:2thumbs:

 

[Bob Denman]

Too much light... :shocked:


...Is just enough!! :clap: :firstplace:

Have a GREAT trip!! :thumbup:

 

[hdlongrod]

I like them! Looks good!! :riding:

 

[Mexican]

How did you hook up the relay?

The relay is built in with the harness, it is pretty straight forward, i will install another one tonite i think, if you want i can take pictures or i can walk you thru it over the phone when you are ready
Basically you have 2 wires for each light, a positive and a negative to the battery and a wire for the switch, that simple

 

[Mexican]

unless you're in front of all those lights :roflblack::roflblack::thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:

You are correct, too much light to point straight forward, in my case i will point them outwards a little bit to use them as side sweepers, also will point them down so they can be at the same height as the low beams, that way when i use my high beams i will have imediate light in front of the bike and far away light with the high beams at the same time, hope it works, i just ordered 4 more for the other bikes.:thumbup:

 

[Mexican]

I put a set just like that on my spyder. Don't let the price scare you. They are the same as what some of the dealers are selling for $100 +. I bought a switch for them but never installed it. I wired mine in line with the fender lights. No problem with power. They come on with the key. The thing to watch for is where you point them. Make sure they are not pointing up. Has a tendency of irritating people. Another thing to watch for is that the are available in both spot and flood light. Your choice. I highly recommend getting the electrical connectors just like on the machine. No cutting of wires. Easy disconnect if needed. Enjoy your lights.:2thumbs:

That is a great way to do it but i am paranoid about piggybacking anything to the OEM wiring, everything i connect on my bikes weather is a cell charger , radio or lights is completly inrependent of the bike, that way if something goes wrong with what i installed it won't short out any wiring from the bike, people think i'm paranoid (and i'm starting to belive it):shocked:

 

[gkamer]

How hot

​How hot are they going to get?

 

[Mexican]

​How hot are they going to get?

Being LED they shouldn't get that hot, besides, thise lights will work only on the hiway and will be cooled off by air flow, hope i'm right:shocked:

 

[ARtraveler]

You can't have to many lights. :yes:

 

[oldgoat]

I have a pair like that on my '08 GS in exactly the same place. Hopefully makes me more visible. Got mine from Amazon as well.

 

[Culpjp]

I tried installing these same lights on my 08 GS SE5. I can't get them to work though. I tapped into the fender tip lights. They still work but the Auxbeam ones won't. I've tried them with a battery jump starter and they light, so I know the lights are good. I don't really want to wire straight to the battery, with a switch that I can forget to turn off. Anyone have any ideas why they don't want to work?