LED TAIL LIGHT PANEL-Africa Twin

[Xander]

Any one tried this?

Avoid rear enders! Here is the answer - a product which can be fitted in minutes, is completely reversible and will make the tail light approximately 75% brighter than normal.
Our new LED Light Panels comprise a custom made panel with red LED’s, which are of a special high intensity type.
There is also a plug-in connector to go into the existing bulb socket to make installation quick and reversible.
Where necessary there are 4 downward facing white LED’s to illuminate the number plate. Fitment would take no more than 10 minutes and is completely reversible.

http://www.nippynormans.com/prodinfo...item=3&mitem=3

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[Xander]

well i just ordered one so ill let you know

[stageonesimmo]

Mmmm, so much usefull bling, so little money........

Thats actually a very good bit of bling and I would be interested in what you make of it Zander......

[Xander]

I dont know if this counts as bling.. as it does not change the look of the bike at all???
ahh what teh hey yeah it is bling but usefull and safety increaseing bling! shich has to be a good thing in anyones book!

[posiwev]

I've got a 48 LED tail light to replace the standerd lamp, works a treat and VERY robust, also got one in my XR, took the cover yesterday and dispite being full of water (UFO aftermarket mudguard crap) it was still working ! best bit 6 and a half quid delivered for 2.

[HelmetHair]

£6.50 for two 48 LED lights? Where please?!!?

[stageonesimmo]

Aye reet, Aal hev 2 fer that price an aal.

Where do I get 'em?.....

[icenian]

We went through this a while back:
http://www.xrv.org.uk/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=1636

You can get LED tail lights in lots of places (but make sure you buy a replacement for a dual filament rear/brake light, not just a rear light bulb...), trouble is, how do you know if they are any good? Some are pathetically dim.

In then managed to get a second hand LED panel (same as Nippy Normans sell). I'm not convinced it's brighter, but it's not dimmer than the original bulb, and should be safer than relying on a single tungsten filamanet to make you visible at night.

It's a lot of dosh, but it's cheaper than buying a cr*p LED "bulb" and then having to chuck it in the bin and buy something expensive anyway...

[Richardg]

these seem to work OK in the @

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/1-Pair-of-Red-...ayphotohosting

and at only £9.99 for two you then have a spare

[Stormforce8]

I've currently got one of these on the @:

http://www.kisantech.com/index.php?c...ame=tailBlazer

Kisan Tailblazer - which is a modulating brake light. DEFINITELY attention grabbing



You need a 10W-D model for the @

It is definitely brighter in both rear light & brake light mode.

I've also been looking at Hyperlites:

http://www.hyperlites.com/



Which seem to have a good record with the ADV guys.

I was thinking of adding them to the TT panniers for added visibilty.

I think NippyNormans can get hold of the Kisan stuff, as they do the Kisan Chargeguard, and I'm sure I've seen the Hyperlites somewhere on their site as well - might be quicker just to give them a call