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Admore Handguard LED Lighting Kit

canuck1969

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Just finished installing the first of the Christmas gifts for the Stelvio.

Installed a set of Admore Lighing light bars. Dremeled out a slot in the guards and retrofitted a lens from an automotive lens repair kit.

Set them up so they are running lights and then brighten for signals. Make a huge difference from the front especially when paired up with the Denali lights that I installed earlier to replace the stock Hella lights that were giving me grief. Now only if the snow would go away I could go play. :(

On to the next project to install my light kit for my top case.......
 

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Canuck,

Can you go into detail on how you wired your lights to the signals and the fog lamps? That looks like a good alternative to signals on the mirrors.

Great job, BTW and Thanks!
 
Mike1230 said:
Canuck,

Can you go into detail on how you wired your lights to the signals and the fog lamps? That looks like a good alternative to signals on the mirrors.

Great job, BTW and Thanks!

Mike,

The Admore led's come with a smaller controller that allow them to run as running lights and then brighten for signals. It requires a switched 12V supply and then the supply from the signal. I wired the 12V supply for running lights to the GPS plug on the left side of the bike and then tapped into each signal wire going to the bulb.

The fog lights were a separate project. I just wired them directly to the aux light plugs. Snipped off the old plug and spliced in a new plug to match my denali's. I had though about wiring in the running lights to the fog lights so they would switch on with the fogs but opted for gong with constant running light.
 
side note about the Denali's

canuck1969 said:
The fog lights were a separate project. I just wired them directly to the aux light plugs. Snipped off the old plug and spliced in a new plug to match my denali's.

Pretty much how I wired my Denali's up.

The original Denali brackets lasted about 7k miles before they fractured - $5buck a piece new from twisted throttle was a pleasant suprise - when I got the replacements I put a 3/8"tk x 5/8"dia spacer between the engine bar mounts and the bottom of the light bracket - over the spacer I found a thich rubber grommet with a 5/8"ID x 7/16"tk at the hardware store to act as a damper....we'll see if it works but it's been OK for 1k miles so far
 
Re: side note about the Denali's

Canuck, thanks for the information. Looks like a good rainy day project for me.

Boxermoose, I've yet to have a problem with the stock fog lights, mostly because I haven't used them much, but I did insert a rubber washer between the light bracket and the bracket on the crash bar to absorb some of the vibration. I hope it works although complete isolation is best.


boxermoose said:
canuck1969 said:
The fog lights were a separate project. I just wired them directly to the aux light plugs. Snipped off the old plug and spliced in a new plug to match my denali's.

Pretty much how I wired my Denali's up.

The original Denali brackets lasted about 7k miles before they fractured - $5buck a piece new from twisted throttle was a pleasant suprise - when I got the replacements I put a 3/8"tk x 5/8"dia spacer between the engine bar mounts and the bottom of the light bracket - over the spacer I found a thich rubber grommet with a 5/8"ID x 7/16"tk at the hardware store to act as a damper....we'll see if it works but it's been OK for 1k miles so far
 
canuck1969 said:
Just finished installing the first of the Christmas gifts for the Stelvio.

Installed a set of Admore Lighing light bars. Dremeled out a slot in the guards and retrofitted a lens from an automotive lens repair kit.

Set them up so they are running lights and then brighten for signals. Make a huge difference from the front especially when paired up with the Denali lights that I installed earlier to led bulb replace the stock Hella lights that were giving me grief. Now only if the snow would go away I could go play. :(

On to the next project to install my light kit for my top case.......



That looks fantastic you seems to have good knowledge about lights
 
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