kjang
Member
Hi Guys,
I have installed the Denali D2 with dual intensity on my NC700x for a while now. I always have them turned on.
When riding around its on LOW setting (50%) then when the HIGH BEAM is on the denali will go full bright (100%).
I usually ride early in the morning hours (before sun up) in the city or areas that have HIGH over head lights and I never really noticed anything. This weekend I was on my bike riding in rural areas. Approx 3:30am pitch darkness and fog situations.
The denali D2 really performs well. It penetrates the darkness with a nice WHITE light (not blue or yellow). It throws its light very far out. I really appreciate how much light it throws out.
Doesn't take much power to drive them. Been very reliable. Easy to install when you have the optional honda sub harness.
The only draw back I can say about the light is the cost, but It really does the job.
So if your considering these lights, they do a great job.
I learned another thing riding around in the wee hours of the morning.... My finger tips get numb even though I wear gloves. Now I got to figure out what I want next. Heated grips or hand guards....
I have installed the Denali D2 with dual intensity on my NC700x for a while now. I always have them turned on.
When riding around its on LOW setting (50%) then when the HIGH BEAM is on the denali will go full bright (100%).
I usually ride early in the morning hours (before sun up) in the city or areas that have HIGH over head lights and I never really noticed anything. This weekend I was on my bike riding in rural areas. Approx 3:30am pitch darkness and fog situations.
The denali D2 really performs well. It penetrates the darkness with a nice WHITE light (not blue or yellow). It throws its light very far out. I really appreciate how much light it throws out.
Doesn't take much power to drive them. Been very reliable. Easy to install when you have the optional honda sub harness.
The only draw back I can say about the light is the cost, but It really does the job.
So if your considering these lights, they do a great job.
I learned another thing riding around in the wee hours of the morning.... My finger tips get numb even though I wear gloves. Now I got to figure out what I want next. Heated grips or hand guards....
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