Auxiliary LED Lights - MondoMotos

[ElReyDelSofa]

Question; I currently have some 35w PIAA's mounted on my F650. As they drain my battery I would like to replace them, do you think the existing wiring harness would work, allowing me to mount your LED's and connect?

Saludos

Martín

[The Toad]

Originally Posted by goodcat8

Here we go.
Fender mounted Bullet lights, 06 Vstrom 650.

Many thanks for the follow up

[The Toad]

Originally Posted by ElReyDelSofa

Question; I currently have some 35w PIAA's mounted on my F650. As they drain my battery I would like to replace them, do you think the existing wiring harness would work, allowing me to mount your LED's and connect?

Saludos

Martín

Martin,

Either of the light sets (MM10 or MM8) we sell will work with your existing wiring.

Ordering "lights only" saves you a few bucks and will bolt up and wire up in place of the PIAA's (and wont overwhelm your electrical system )

thanks,
-Brian

[alfabc]

I have a pair of lights from MondoMotors on my BMW 650 and they replaced the PIAA's. They are MUCH brighter, and draw much less current from the charging system. Just cut the wires from the old lights, and splice in the new lights. Meke sure to use heat shrink tubing over soldered connections. The new lights mount up very well in place of the old ones. It's a no brainer!!

Cheers,

Bill

[etingelefunts]

Fab work in process for mounts tonight.

[The Toad]

Originally Posted by etingelefunts

Fab work in process for mounts tonight.

Like to see some pics once you get them installed


thanks,
-Brian

[BrittC]

Finally got around to finishing up my installation on a 2002 Aprilia Caponord. With the PIAA brackets, they went right on my factory crash bars.








And a video of them in action...

[etingelefunts]

Originally Posted by The Toad

Like to see some pics once you get them installed


thanks,
-Brian

Will do Brian!
Mounts are done. Turned out great.
Busy wiring in a fuse block for heated gear and then I will connect my GPS and lights all at once.

[The Toad]

Originally Posted by BrittC

Finally got around to finishing up my installation on a 2002 Aprilia Caponord. With the PIAA brackets, they went right on my factory crash bars.







And a video of them in action...

Many thanks for the pics and video

-Brian

[MooMoo]

I am thinking of getting a set of the MM10 Bullet lights on my Super Tenere for day and night driving lights. I'm also thinking of getting a set of the MM8 Flood lights to light up more of the dark back roads and what little off roading I may do.

Can I wire the MM10's into my running lights and the MM8's into the high beams? That way the MM10's will always be on even when the high beams are on along with the MM8's. Is this not a good idea or should I use some kind of controller and/or a fuse block? Is this overkill? I was thinking that the MM10's would light a bit further and the MM8's would light a wider path. Maybe the MM10's will be all I need?

Does it matter what height you mount them? I was thinking of mounting the MM10's low on the crash bars and the MM8's up by the headlights.

Thanks,
Chris

[LI LT Owner]

Ordered my set in November and finally got around to installing them on my 2002 R1150R today. In a word- AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Installed them in the bolt hole for the oil coolers:


Clean and elegant design made them fit sweetly in place:


Switch was installed on the inside of left hand turn signal assembly:


Low beam only:


Low and Mondo Lights:BAM!!!!!


Thinking about ordering set for the LT where the Piaas normally go in under the front cowling.

[The Toad]

Originally Posted by MooMoo

I am thinking of getting a set of the MM10 Bullet lights on my Super Tenere for day and night driving lights. I'm also thinking of getting a set of the MM8 Flood lights to light up more of the dark back roads and what little off roading I may do.

Can I wire the MM10's into my running lights and the MM8's into the high beams? That way the MM10's will always be on even when the high beams are on along with the MM8's. Is this not a good idea or should I use some kind of controller and/or a fuse block? Is this overkill? I was thinking that the MM10's would light a bit further and the MM8's would light a wider path. Maybe the MM10's will be all I need?

Does it matter what height you mount them? I was thinking of mounting the MM10's low on the crash bars and the MM8's up by the headlights.

Thanks,
Chris

Chris,

sorry for the delayed response. Ive been traveling alot lately.

You can wire the lights as described above (directly) no problem. Mounting either of the light sets low will light up the side of the road closer to you.

thanks,
-Brian

[The Toad]

Originally Posted by LI LT Owner

Ordered my set in November and finally got around to installing them on my 2002 R1150R today. In a word- AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Installed them in the bolt hole for the oil coolers:


Clean and elegant design made them fit sweetly in place:


Switch was installed on the inside of left hand turn signal assembly:


Low beam only:


Low and Mondo Lights:BAM!!!!!


Thinking about ordering set for the LT where the Piaas normally go in under the front cowling.

Thanks for taking the time to post your review and pics

-Brian

[HighTechCoonass]

Brian, Thanks for the lights and the great service!!! The new units look fantastic!!
I don't ride much a night.... I run them mostly during the day for visibility for on coming traffic.

....And for setting up camp on the Adventure Rides.

Originally Posted by HighTechCoonass

Here I show how to add "auto off" lights to your GS.

Also the invaluable battery tender power whip (SAE type connection) - also use to power my volt meter and USB power supply - I like this because I can isolate the volt meter and USB if need be. I usually leave connected at all times...


http://www.opto22.com/site/pr_detail...=3&item=DC60S5

here you can see the volt meter LCD (for daylight visibility) and the USB scocket next to the light switch.






NAPA has these....


http://burnsmoto.com/usb-power-socket-weatherproof.php]

[ChiGuy64]

Originally Posted by The Toad

Hi all,

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

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:

MM10 Bullet Light Kits - $136 - with 5% discount = $129.20

MM10 Bullet Lights (pair) - $96 - with 5% discount = $93.10


MM10 Bullet Light Kit


MM10 Light

We will also be bringing back the MM12 in a slightly revised format within the next month.

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.

May 2013 bring MANY, MANY two-wheeled adventures your way

-Brian, Kris & Bob
MondoMotos

Are these still being offered with the 5% discount? If so, how do you enter the code (ADV5) when ordering?