Admore LED Tail, Brake, Scanning Signal Install BMW F650 Dakar

Unboxing, testing, installing, and demonstrating the Admore LED rear auxiliary light on my 2001 BMW F650GS Dakar. Soldering method used.

Music courtesy of Mr. MacLeod at http://www.incompetech.com
Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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[theninjakid10]

Just the video I was searching for, thanks for posting and showing in detail.

[Tj Willy]

Your welcome! Thanks for watching.

[Tj Willy]

A quick follow-up: I took a long trip on the bike along the Trans Am Trail. Almost 100% off road trail running east to west across the US. Long story short, the light never faltered. Even when the extended vibrations over time managed to rattle my stock tail light housing (and my buddies KLR light) apart requiring a trail side fix, the Admore light never stopped working. In fact, it was a good thing it was there as the repair on my stock tail light could have failed again at any time.

[otheipion]

Thanks for taking the time to post this video. I found it really clear and helpful. Cheers.

[Tj Willy]

Glad it was helpful and thanks for the comment.

[dlapio]

very clear and well narrated video! thumbs up buddy! i'm thinking of getting this for my 2006 suzuki gsr 600 as well!

[Tj Willy]

Thanks. The light has held up well. Just took a long off road trip over varying terrain from mountain passes in Colorado to sand in Oklahoma. Never gave me any problems.

[Tj Willy]

Someone posted up a comment and I accidentally removed it!!! But he suggested testing before soldering and I agree with him. This should definitely be done as separating all those solders would be a pain if you get it wrong... to the poster - sorry... feel free to repost your comment. I meant to remove my own comment - not yours. :\

[kona357]

Thanks for the video. Clean job. I would make sure the wires are all connected correctly (test) before soldering and srink tubing it all up.