Shine On And Show Us Your High Beams! -- Denali Extreme LED Lighting setups...

Brackets are from Procycle and work greyt with the Denali mounts.

D7 + D2s (w/ Tri-Optic Amber Lenses)

Does the M5 LED headlight replacement kit fit a stock Triumph Scrambler (air cooled model) headlight? Has anyone actually installed one in that bike yet?

Does the Denali sound bomb compact fit in a 2015 Tiger 800 with OEM engine guards using your special mount? I see the pictures in your site but without the bars.
Thanks.

That horn mount is fitted to a naked bike, but it should work with the OEM engine guards. Let me get a more definitive answer for you. I just want to confirm you are talking about the lower engine guards and not the upper crash bars, right?

Thanks!

Hey George

Though we do not have the Scrambler listed on our website, Twisted Throttle lists that light as specifically fitting that bike, which means they have tried it. From everything I have seen about the Scrambler Headlights, they are a 5.75" light. The Denali M5 DOT LED Headlight is a sealed, direct plug 'n play light that will replace any other sealed beam headlight. Click on that link for it, and if you scroll down the page, the '06-'16 Scrambler is listed there.

Do you have any photos of the M5 headlight, in any bike, with a view down the road compared to stock?

Yes just the lower engine guards. Thanks.

We do not have photos of those two headlights to show in comparison side by side. However, the beam distance on the M5 LED replacement in feet is 500/525 high/low. At high speeds, this should give you a superior view down the road, as you approach objects, intersections, etc. at speed. Though we do not have a beam pattern graphic for that specific size headlight replacement, there is one for the 7" on our web page. It gives a very good idea of what you can see at what distance, in an easy to read graphic. Check it out!

Denali LED Light Beam Patterns

Thanks for checking us out!

Will the Datadim relay work on a 2018 R1200GS which has an LED headlight from the factory ? I want to fit a set of S4's and have dual intensity triggered by the bikes High Beam. I'm just wondering if there is a suitable wire to "tap" on these bikes.

Not much information or many photos available for such an expensive purchase. The charts don't really tell me much.

What is your return policy? Couldn't find it on the Twisted Throttle website.

You can find our Return and Warranty Policy on our Denali website

DENALI Return and 5 Year Warranty Policy

Though you can find quite a lot of information on our products on the Twisted Throttle website, we have our own dedicated website as well. Find it here:

DENALI Electronics - LED Lights, CANsmart Controllers, Horns, Wiring & More

You will most likely need to install a 3-position switch along with your DataDim in order to switch brightness. Due to the lack of 12V switching on the bike, there isn't a reliable "trigger" wire to run it directly with headlight/high beam. This also means you need to update the wiring harness for the S4s, as they use a slightly different harness right out of the box.

For LED Headlight bikes, the needs for the S4s to run at dual intensity are Denali S4 pods, DataDim relay, 3-position switch, and a Denali 2.0 Premium Wiring Harness.

Check out @G19Tony 's sweet Honda CB300R, with his newly installed DRLs. Sounds like he got them installed, and has already made good use of them!



Thanks for letting us share your pics! Ride safely, G19Tony!

Check out @sizzlingbadger 's beautiful GS. It looks like he's got some nice farkles and mods on there, including a Pelican case and some good crash protection. Now, he also has our Denali S4 LED lights fitted to it. Sizzlingbadger said he likes the smaller, slim profile of these lights, and we agree they look great. FYI--the second pic shows them shining at 30%...imagine what those look like flashing 100% with your horn!



Hey Sizzlingbadger, thanks for letting us post your pics! Your bike looks great, and if I'm being honest, I just wanted an excuse to write SizzlingBadger over and over... ;-)
#BestHandleEver

Closing my wishlist for 2020:
Is the KTM CanSmart on track for a release early next year?

Happy holidays everyone!

Hey @floalex

R & D on the CANsmart for KTMs is finished, and we are in the testing phase! We should be able to see them in stock and getting into your hands in March!
Thanks for asking, and Happy Holidays to you also! We hope Santa brings you everything on your list!

Great news.
If you need I could test, too [emoji3]

What is the low beam pattern like. ?
Is it designed for driving on the left side of the road or the right or just a flat cutoff ?

Cheers Phil

Hi Phil!

You might need to be a bit more specific with your question. But, with lights such as our DENALI D2, D4, and D7 Driving Lights, you can change where and how the light is thrown, using a combination of the lenses that come with the light pods. They are not specifically made for right-side or left-side driving, but you can customize where light is shown straight ahead with a spot lens, versus which side you use a flood lens on. For left-side drive, you might use a spot on the right side of the bike facing oncoming traffic, and use a flood on the left to light the side of the road (jumpy critters) better.

Hope this helps!