LED lights

[Kwikasfuki]

F me this is going to be an expensive week:

£140 - Donington
£200 - Track bike hire
£100 - Damage excess - ooops
£90 - Winter gloves
£~200 - Hyperlights
£250 - GTR service
£~200 tyres. Rear is now worn and front squaring off

And the week isn't over yet

[Kwikasfuki]

OK, the hyperlights have been ordered. Both the front and rear set.

[frenchbiker]

maaaaaaaannnnnnn? do not tell your wife it was my fault !!

[Kwikasfuki]

It'll just be another parcel as far as she is concerned I hope!

[Kwikasfuki]

Ok, these are at customs now. Any tips on installation?

[frenchbiker]

It is fairly well explained. For the front it is easy just get the left hand side accessorie lead for the hot 12+ and a good ground.

For the rear, you have to isolate each wire out of the black rubber boot, their posi tap system makes it a breeze to connect.
I had ordered their plate bracket to position the rear braking light on either side of the license plate.

[badaboum]

I have setuped blue led..

Its great!!!

[badaboum]

guys, blue led are great..

any idea if those led can be used to replace the orange tutning bulb? I am assuming i can find orange ones.

cheers

[Mungoo]

Because they are LED there is very little power consumtion. Take off the small cover under the nose cone (four press studs) there you will find two wires going to the side light bulbs, just splice into those. Remember to connect the right way around as leds will only work with the correct polarity