2009 bmw R1200GS

[rodtew.rt@gmail.com]

Any thoughts on a effective / inexpensive set of running lights for an 09 R1200GS?

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[roger 04 rt]

Rod, I think this will get more attention if you post it in the Hexhead section.

 

[akbeemer]

I have no personal experience with these, but they are getting a great deal of good press on the FJR forums. $90.00

https://ledrider.com/shop/?model_number=LX3

 

[PGlaves]

I have no personal experience with these, but they are getting a great deal of good press on the FJR forums. $90.00

https://ledrider.com/shop/?model_number=LX3

So is that $90 a pair - or $180 for two of them?

 

[gsaddict]

I read it at $90ea

 

[omega man]

Rod, I think this will get more attention if you post it in the Hexhead section.

One of the Mods will move it later.
OM

 

[gsaddict]

The question is not really specific to the bike model, I'd post in both forums.
Canbus compatible won't come into play when the term "inexpensive" is used.
Hardwired will be the only option.
Just sayin'

 

[rodtew.rt@gmail.com]

Rod, I think this will get more attention if you post it in the Hexhead section.

Thanks. I'm a newbie.

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[daboo]

I'd look at the ADVMonster Model 55s. Quality is great. Cost is hundreds less than you'll get with the Denali or Clearwater products...yet the light output is more.

Chris

 

[rodtew.rt@gmail.com]

I'd look at the ADVMonster Model 55s. Quality is great. Cost is hundreds less than you'll get with the Denali or Clearwater products...yet the light output is more.

Chris

Thx..

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[gsaddict]

I'd look at the ADVMonster Model 55s. Quality is great. Cost is hundreds less than you'll get with the Denali or Clearwater products...yet the light output is more.

Chris

Not quite