Auxiliary LED Lights - MondoMotos

[The Toad]

UPDATED FEB 2013

We are pleased to bring to market the MM10 (aka Bullet) Auxiliary LED driving light

The Bullet uses the CREE XM-L chip making it our most powerful lighting option.

CREE says - The XLamp XM-L is the industry’s brightest, highest-performance lighting-class LED.

Product Details

Utilizes the CREE XM/L LED

Made of strong die cast aluminum with a nearly unbreakable lens.

IP68 (submersible) standard, Marine quality, Weatherproof, Waterproof, Rust proof, and Shock proof.

All the hardware, bolts, nuts and washers are stainless steel.

25 Degree driving beam for optimum visibilty.

Extremely long life- up to 50,000hrs

Its ultra compact size and low “draw” make it perfect for use on most any bike.

By day it makes a great DRL, by night it makes a great auxiliary light.

With a 25 degree “driving” pattern, this CE certified has all aluminum body and hardened glass lens and is tested to be IP68 compliant. It includes stainless steel mounting hardware.

The MM10 Bullet LED


MM10 Bullet Dimensions



MM10 Bullet Light Kit

Price: (UPDATED 4/13)

MM10 Bullet Light Kits - $146 - with ADV5 discount = $138.70


In form and function, compare these to lights costing 2 - 3 times as much (or more).

I have personally put these lights to the test and they perform. On and off road. Realistically expect them to compare to 75 watt halogen units and you will be more than happy

The MM10 is introduced on page 17 - post #251 - Several reviews and photos can be read/seen following post #251




------------------------------------original post dated Jan 2012 ---------------------------------------------

Greetings once again fellow ADV'rs

We just recieved a new stock of LED Lights.



Iv been running them on the ADVersys for a couple months and really like the way they look and perform.



Versitle mounting options and wiring up was easy, no need for a relay or dimmer.

Each light is rated @ 12Watts each but produce light comparable to a 50Watt Halogen (900 - 1000 Lumens).

Each light draws <1Amp putting very little strain on your electrical system


Details:
Made of strong die cast aluminum with high impact PMMA lens and are Marine quality (IP67)
Weatherproof, Waterproof, Rustproof, and Shockproof.
All the hardware,bolts, nuts and washers are stainless steel.
Bright white Epistar LED lights.
60 Degree Flood (w/center spot) beam (see pic)
Long lifespan approx 30,000hrs.

Here is a pic showing the beam pattern. Flood with center Spot.


Right now thru Jan 15th they are priced @ $98 a pair.
More details and purchasing info can be found on our website.

We sell other lights as well including these Daytime Riding Lights



These sell for $49 for the pair and are great for improving your daytime visibility to oncoming traffic.
Rugged, compact and ultra low current draw means they are perfect for Dual Sports (or any other bike really).

Lights can be purchased thru our website @ MondoMotos

***************************************** UPDATE FOR 2013 ********************************************

Hi all,

On Jan 2nd we will be launching a new website, with some enhanced features (account creation, product reviews, etc).

But more importantly, we have been able to renegotiate with a couple suppliers this past month which makes it possible to do price restructuring on a few items.

Meaning: lower prices on our LED lights and light kits.

Effective Jan 2:


Other new products and lighting choices will be added in the coming months and will continue to do all we can to provide the best products and best service at the best prices.

Thanks
-Brian

[hmmwv15]

Looks like a sweet deal for the MM12's. Just placed an order!

[The Toad]

hmmwv15 - Thanks, your order went out yesterday.

You should have them in a couple days.

What bike are you installing them on?

[hmmwv15]

I'll be mounting them on my dr650. Not sure how or where I will install them yet, but I've got several ideas. Can't wait to get them on!

[GsVs]

Originally Posted by hmmwv15

I'll be mounting them on my dr650. Not sure how or where I will install them yet, but I've got several ideas. Can't wait to get them on!

Hey ....
Once you get them mounted - post some pictures - I want to add a set to my DR650 ...

Thanks ...

[munchmeister]

Just ordered a pair of MM12AUX as aux lights for my 02 BMW R1550GS. What is the wiring setup?

Will mount them to the small CNC bars below my turn signals.

[The Toad]

Originally Posted by munchmeister

Just ordered a pair of MM12AUX as aux lights for my 02 BMW R1550GS. What is the wiring setup?

Will mount them to the small CNC bars below my turn signals.

Munchmeister,

Thanks, your lights went out this morning.

Wiring is straight forward, with Red lead being "positive" and Black being "negative".

If you need more info, like wiring diagram, send me a PM.

Are your mounting bars custom (one of a kind?)

Thanks,
-Brian

[hmmwv15]

Got them mounted! Not wired up yet though. I still need to finish my "brackets" which will be rounding off the corners and a coat of black paint. I used some 3/16" thick 1" wide flat stock (steel) that I had lying around to make the brackets. I cut it to length and put a slight upward bend in each piece, then drilled the appropriate sized holes and mounted them under my mirrors. Clears my windshield and keeps them out of harms way for the most part. I need to figure out what kind of switch to use now.

[owrstrich]

greetings the toad son of a bob...

amber lens option...

j o

[munchmeister]

Originally Posted by The Toad

Munchmeister,

Are your mounting bars custom (one of a kind?)

Thanks,
-Brian

Brian, they are custom in a sense. I got them off ADVrider (where else ) from some guys that made a bunch of them from a design from yet another inmate (YBViking), who was apparently no longer making them. They replace the mounting for the turn signal lens on the GS (hollow, for signal wires) and provide a simple drop out of solid, machined aluminum, with mounting hole so lights can be attached. They can be used above or below the turn signals. I like em a lot, as they are pretty minimalist and install very easily. I've just been waiting to find a reasonably priced aux lights and yours fit the bill. I will post photos once I get them installed.

http://www.advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=501746

[hmmwv15]

I ended up wiring them to my high beam to eliminate the need for a switch. I tried to take some pictures of the light pattern, but my camera is about useless in the dark...

These lights throw more of a flood pattern than spot, but wow... The near useless high beam HID light on my dr650 has now turned into a retina searing flood light (for those that try and stare into them). These things have no problem at all lighting up both sides of the road for a pretty good distance. Should there be any kind of animal next to the road, you should have no problem seeing them with plenty of time to slow down. I love these things!

[The Toad]

Originally Posted by owrstrich

greetings the toad son of a bob...

amber lens option...

j o

No amber lens right now. We are working on it however.

thanks,
-Brian

[The Toad]

Originally Posted by munchmeister

http://www.advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=501746

Thanks for the info and link. Looks like a quality mount that has more than a few fans.
Let me know how they work out with the lights?


thanks,
-Brian

[The Toad]

Originally Posted by hmmwv15

I ended up wiring them to my high beam to eliminate the need for a switch. I tried to take some pictures of the light pattern, but my camera is about useless in the dark...

These lights throw more of a flood pattern than spot, but wow... The near useless high beam HID light on my dr650 has now turned into a retina searing flood light (for those that try and stare into them). These things have no problem at all lighting up both sides of the road for a pretty good distance. Should there be any kind of animal next to the road, you should have no problem seeing them with plenty of time to slow down. I love these things!

Creative way of mounting the lights, thanks for posting up the pics.

Im glad they are working out for you. Ive ridden in northern Georgia and I know there are plenty of critters lurking in the dark.

Thanks for the positive feedback.
-Brian

[The Toad]

Happy (somewhat belated) New Year !!!

We got a few pics of our 12W lights mounted up on an R1200GS.

They are are mounted to the crash bars with PIAA 360x4 brackets (which we have a few of in stock).

I think the lights are a great addition to the bike (and so did the bikes owner)





The $98 a pair price end Jan 15th.

Thanks,
-Brian