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[UrsusPolaris]

Hi all,

I used this kind of brackets : Aliexpress brackets

These ones looks good too (https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005005251043489.html) They are used one the Triumph with the Akrapovitch exhaust)

[Maxwell]

I used some leftover brackets from the K3 install, went all A Bike thing on the lights

[UrsusPolaris]

Originally Posted by UrsusPolaris

Hi all,

I used this kind of brackets : Aliexpress brackets

These ones looks good too (https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005005251043489.html) They are used one the Triumph with the Akrapovitch exhaust)

Some pictures...






I need to remount the switch in a different way to fit Barkbuster.

Note: The screws that come with the switch are very hard to screw in. It's better to "grind" the screw holes before finally mounting the switch.

[Meese]

Looks good, Ursus.

Two questions:

1) Is the switch Off-On-On, or On-Off-On?

2) Is the switch easy to operate with gloves on?

[UrsusPolaris]

Hi,

Second case : On-Off-On (1 = 50%, 2 = 100 %)
In most cases, the button is set to 1.
I don't drive a lot at night (or during the night).
Just about 2 800km !

The button is easy to manipulate... as long as it is well fixed.

 I have to put it back correctly. But the "cross" of the screws is a little "damaged" (Posidriv n.1)

[Meese]

Thanks, Ursus.

It can be difficult to drive small screws into plastic if the hole is a little too tight.

[jjscsix]

Originally Posted by UrsusPolaris

Hi,

Second case : On-Off-On (1 = 50%, 2 = 100 %)
In most cases, the button is set to 1.
I don't drive a lot at night (or during the night).
Just about 2 800km !

The button is easy to manipulate... as long as it is well fixed.

 I have to put it back correctly. But the "cross" of the screws is a little "damaged" (Posidriv n.1)

I have that same switch and used it on a previous bike. With the rubber cover over the switch and gloves on, I found it difficult to use.  And of course, it always had the cover on it to water proof it, and I always wear gloves. So I never liked it

[papadop88]

I just ordered the D3 Fog bundle with selective yellow lens from Steve @ A Bike Thing.  He was helpful in confirming everything I need. 

For right now, I'm just going to replace the existing fogs with the D3s. I didn't order the Denali mounts yet as I want to see if I can mount them using the existing mounts on the Rally Pro.  If that doesn't work, I will look into other mounting areas and also might look into ordering the Denali mounts or some other type of mount. 

[KennyDies]

When you figure it out let me know 

[jamieklb]

Seeing that I started this thread I thought I should post a few pics of my set up.
A pair of Baja Designs Squadron Pros for the upper lights and S1s for the lower ones. At the moment they all come on with the main beam switch, turning night into day. I'll add a separate switch at some point so they don't all come on together unless I need them to.
I've got a split Denali Sound Bomb tucked away on both sides which is also controlled by the EZ Can. A wee squeak from the original horn followed by a blast from the Denali a 1/4 of a second later.
I've already lost the dust cover for the EZ Can so now that's got a latex glove thumb protecting it for now.
BTW, my front wheel isn't offset - it's just the angle I took the pic from.