[sidevalve]

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I came upon these on the Honda Deauville forum recently and having read some of the reviews thought they would be worth fitting.

I ordered two pairs( a small discount given) and got busy with the drill and wire snips!!!!

They were very handy to fit. I took a power feed from the parking light circuit under the R/H fairing cover on the Deauville. A bit of snipping and soldering and finished off with heatshrink.

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I fitted one pair to the panel beneath the fairing and the second pair underneath the "bumpers" on each side. BikeVis also supply a modulater which makes the LED`s "twinkle" and I may get one of those also.
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All four pos. wires were soldered together and the same with the negs. and connected up with bullit connectors to my power feed.

Even with the headlight on they stand out, and I`m very pleased with them. All I need now is for the weather to improve and to get back out on the road
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The bike review site webBikeWorld.com has a very good review on the lights and modulater and have voted them accessory of the year 2009

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[Darkcloud]

Very nice. ......now if only I had a Deauville

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Oops....... forgot to put in a link to the BikeVis website

http://www.bikevis.com/

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[proinnsias]

Nice Mike !

Might try something similar myself ...

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[TravellinBilly]

proinnsias, on Jan 6 2010, 12:05 AM, said:

Nice Mike !

Might try something similar myself ...

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One of the best features of the BikeViz lights is their use of "proper" size wiring.
Mush of the Far Eastern LED stuff utilizes ever thinner wiring which can be virtually impossible to cleanly splice into the bike loom.

The BikeViz lights are on the pricy side but IMO well worth it.