Auxiliary LED Lights - MondoMotos

So, I have to wait until Friday to order at the new lower price?

MM15's have a Spot (more focused) beam.

specific details, images, etc will be on the website by Friday... (fingers crossed)..


thanks,
-Brian

That is correct.

I wanted to let the ADV crowd know in advance of the upcoming price changes

Actually gone riding this week until Friday (orders still shipping.. thanks Bob ) but webmaster says new prices/images/details will be up by end of week.

thanks,
-Brian

Yummy good news
Can't wait to give them a look-see then place my order.

BTW - just viewed (with great envy) your Costa Rican ride report. As an impoverished jazz musician a trip like that will most likely always have to remain a fantasy but man what fun!

Costa Rica was great... wish I knew now what I didnt know then though... quite a bit more "dirt" experience now and that would have come in handy then.. hope to put better off road skills to test in Ecuador in early 2013

also.. MM15's are out today.. see next post

-Brian

and now without further ado....

The unveiling of the MM15



Product Details
- All Aluminum Alloy Body
- High Impact Hardend Glass Lens
- IP67 Waterproof, Weatherproof, Dustproof and Rustproof
- Stainless Steel Hardware
- Flood/Pencil Beam
- 15 Watts (each)
- LED Luminous Efficency = Compares to 60W HB5 Halogen (each)
- Low Current Draw = 1.25A @ 12V (each)
- Greater Than 30,000 hour Life Span

Special Introductory price
$149 for the light kit
$116 lights only (pair)

If that werent enough...

To astound and confuse your friends and enemys... they are interconnectable via included hardware


Its not magic... Interconnected MM15's mounted up on the ADVersys

and if THAT werent enough.... the MM12's are now at the lowest price ever....

$119 for the kit !!!
$84 lights only (pair) !!!

thanks for looking
-Brian

Looks like a nice product; i just placed an order for the MM12 kit!

Ordered an MM15 light set to replace my old PIAA's.

Just ordered the new MM15's - can't wait to check them out.

All orders placed June 1 - 3 have shipped.

Looking forward to some reviews/pics of the MM15 lights.

Also - Some assembly is required and instructions are on our website HERE

Reviews/pics on the MM12 are always appreciated and welcome as well

Thanks,
-Brian

Just ordered 2 sets complete.

1 set going on a 690R and the other set going on a Berg 570 Safari bike.

Will post pics when they show up.

Well it looks like I may be the first. I don't mind being an early adopter so let's go! These are not mounted completely or aimed, just a mock up on a Terra Nova light bar and hooked up to a spare battery.



MM15 ALONE

MM15 AND 35W HID LOW-BEAM

MM15, 35W HID LOW BEAM AND 55W HALOGEN HIGH BEAM

Jazz62 - Thanks for the review. The harnesses are assembled by us, one at a time and are made specifically for this job. Electrical tape is used where it is not possible to use heat shrink and only in a few places to cover exposed wire, not at any critical union. You are correct however in that if a person does have some electrical knowledge, wiring up is fairly easy without the harness. We offer it to those who either want to save time or, like you, dont have the knowledge. There are many, many bikes out there all over the world running with our harnesses, so no worries there. Your harness do the job and MORE than hold up.

EDIT TO THE ABOVE ---- its been suggested that I more strongly "defend" our harness. I dont really feel the need but here it goes......

I can assure Jazz62 (and anyone else that may be concerned) that our harness(es) are a quality product. Hundreds of them are in use and not one as failed or given reason to be questioned in the past. Granted that one the pics doesnt look so good when taken out of context and without an understanding of what is actually seen. The pic showing where the harness is "T' d" towards lights and switch, when taken in context of the "whole story".. meaning the whole harness...it is common to use electrical tape at this location. The points shown in the photos where electrical tape is used is more than anything "over-kill" in design.

In a nutshell, its a very sturdy, proven, handmade product made of components (watertight connectors, watertight fuse holder, switch and waterproof boot, etc) that if bought at retail would cost more than the $33 we charge for the assembled harness.

We stand behind EVERYTHING we sell and our light kits are no different. For this reason I have pm'd Jazz62 and offered a refund if he is not happy with our product.

----END EDIT ---

The lights are bright, but you really shouldnt be too concerned them being "too bright". 2 of us have them on our bikes day and night with no ill effects (police, unhappy cagers). Not to say "you most definitely will not not run across either" .

I'd suggest running with them for a few days to gauge the reaction of oncoming traffic.d

Thanks again for the review... Keeping an eye out for more
-Brian

Good day ADV peoples...

We are in the midst of a move and as a result of not wanting to overdo it on stock, our stock status is low and depleted in a few cases.

On the LED Aux light front:

MM12's Lights and Light Kits - "sold out"

You can backorder the MM12's via the website ($84 a pair :eek1 WOW :eek1) we expect to begin shipping them again on or about June 15th.
*** If you are interested in the 12's I would suggest doing so to ensure you get a set from the next batch.

MM15 Light Kits - "sold out"

MM15 Lights - in stock but running low

Once the 15's are gone, no more will be available until late June

The MM12/MM15 Light Kits will be available again in early July

Thanks,
-Brian

Toad did indeed offer me a full refund (including return shipping.)

I received my lights this week, and I installed them today. Unfortunately, one of the lights is defective; only two of the four leds work.

Please PM me and let me know what we can do to correct the problem.

I just went back a few posts and read that the M12s are sold out; that stinks. I guess I'll be waiting quite a while for a replacement for the defective light I just purchased.

I got my MM15 lights and finally had a chance to install them.
First off the housings are bomber, somewhat alien looking.
I am replacing some PIAA halogen lights, have a harness so I just got the lights.

MM15 vs PIAA with H3 super brights


I was surprised by the depth of the housing, mostly massive heat sink.
Either these are over engineered or they shine like the sun.
The depth was a bit of problem because the PIAA bracket was too small.
An easy mod to the bracket and the lights were installed.



These lights are bright! People will see you coming.
I'm a bit concerned about needing to dim them.

KTM640 Adv (using iPhone 4s)
HID low beam


Add the MM15


Add the halogen high beam

I will be seen.

At night (using Panasonic DMC-ZS3, "night scene", F3.3, 1/8sec, 800ISO)
HID low beam, bright, definitely shaped to avoid on coming traffic


Add the MM15, not shaped, not aimed yet either, fills in and extends range of HID low beam


Add the halogen high beam, aimed further down the road, brightens stop sign at end of street


My HID low beam is pretty bright but the MM15's fill in and allow me to illuminate where I want.
Off road I can spread the aim a bit. They are mounted on the triple clamp and will light up where my front wheel is pointed.
On road they give me a better profile for on coming traffic.

Nice piece of gear.

The switch is designed to be panel mounted. Meaning you need to find a location, or fabricate a bracket to mount the switch in from behind.

Search thru this thread I think there are a few pics of where people mounted the switch.

-Brian