For sure!!

You will love riding! Good luck on getting your license and your Vulcan. Glad these mod videos will help you. Ride safe bro!

Yes some like the stock pear shape, I prefer the round shape. Did the LED bulb help with night time visibility?

@@Kamdorian I wish I could test it on a highway to see its effectiveness.. But I’ve not been able to, thanks to a very effective virus here in India 😞

@@sathishrao7926 sorry to hear yea virus is very bad there. Take care and stay safe!

@@Kamdorian Thanks.. You too take care !

Sathish, which bulb did you end up going with? I’ve been going back and forth with getting the round one or getting a tear drop led halo replacement light.

Thank you!! Yea I originally liked the stock shape but now wanted something that looks more aggressive and has a smaller profile.

@@Kamdorian I bought a 1/1 plug and play replacement LED from Amazon that I love. It looks aggressive enough, almost exotic. It obviously isn't but I had fun installing it and it turns heads every time I ride. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qMmAZdBy0L7YqIE.html It's a great video but it helps to know what exact tools to use. Most basic tool kits will get it done.

Thank you, I love the look now all my mods are complete! When will you get your Vulcan?

I agree! Good luck on getting a Vulcan, you will love it. I miss riding, it is winter here so too cold to ride :(

Thanks and good luck on your install! Positaps for easy wire connection are a must for this install!

I was wondering how did you install the turn signals to the light?

@@ismaelvaldez918 I haven't connected the integrated turn signals into the led light yet. I still have my stock turn signals installed and working. Will post an update video on how to connect the turn signals to integrated led soon!

Yea some people love the stock headlight some hate it. I really just wanted a brighter headlight and then I found this round one that just gives it a totally different look so had to go for it.

Thank you Erik! Do you have a motorcycle? My wife and I love to visit Italy, we are hoping to plan a trip to Capri and the Amalfi coast soon! Where are you from in Italy?

@@Kamdorian i live near Venice, and I have a er 6n but i shoud have a custom same 883 bat not so expensive.... i think a vulcan s modificated abaut your... sorry for my roude engliesh. I prefer a rare motorbike that industrial mtorbike

@@erikmartin6746 that is cool, I would like to have a harley one day!

Yea I wasn't a fan of the heart shaped stock headlight I like the round one better and it's much brighter than stock. Probably brighter than just swapping to led bulb in stock too.

Good calls, thanks for the tips! Added to the to do list for this winter. The bike in your pic looks sweet what is it?

@@Kamdorian it’s a Harley Fat Bob and thanks buddy

@@royz6872 cool man, I want a Harley one day. Love the v twin sound.

Thanks bud appreciate it!

@@Kamdorian I liked the round shape of the new one. 😁

@@dashsunil me too! Love the look now.

Thanks! Which brackets did you use to mount it and what position on the forks?

@@Kamdorian this is the one I got kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jpulmquQ2dXSqqs.html its different from yours because all I had to do was just move Parts over to the new unit

@@CharlesDDavis Got it yea I have seen that Matt gecko one, it's nice that it mounts in existing stock holes. I prefer the circular headlight look.

@@Kamdorian yeah I like the look of the new headlight on your bike and makes the bike look totally different

Cool the 1989 must be a classic! Yes I believe the bike has to be on for the headlight to turn on. You will only see the daytime running lights if you turn the key and have power from the battery but engine not on. Good luck and ride safe!

Thanks bro!!

Thank you! I appreciate you watching and commenting. Windshield preference depends on what you like. There are many options from very small that looks sleek but doesn't offer wind blocking to large shields that add weight and are bulky but do a great job at blocking wind. What type are you looking for?

The Vulcan windscreen won't work because it attacks to the forks. There are other windscreens out there that attach to the top of the fork itself that could work. Just can't have any windscreen that attaches to the lower part of the forks where the brackets for the headlight go.

@@Kamdorian thanks for the reply and the vids. I gave the puig windscreen a try and was actually able to make it work. Just at a steeper angle since it can’t be upright, so now the wind hits my neck. Very happy w it bc the wind flows much smoother off my neck and lower helmet than right on my chest. Highly recommend the tinted one, very clean look

@@dadadeyaa that's awesome man glad it worked out for you! Send me a link to the windscreen you got maybe I'll consider getting it too

@@Kamdorian I’d send you a pic w it installed on my bike but idk how lol. The install would take 5 mins w the stock light but w this light it took me about 20 bc had to screw in the screws one twist at a time

@@dadadeyaa make a video of the windscreen and post it on your channel!

thanks i agree!

Watch starting 25 second mark kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qdpof5eqvdjIeWQ.html let me know if that's what your looking for. I am sure one of my other videos also shows it, but if not I'll be sure to do a full walk around in the next video!

It is very bright at night much better than stock. I tried recording a video once but the quality of the video was not worth posting due to the darkness. I guess I need a better camera for night recording 😂

@@Kamdorian if its already brighter than stock, ill take your word for it! Thanks man!!!

@@tsukemonomitch5679 yessir much brighter. Check the Amazon link in video description to buy it. Ride safe!

@@Kamdorian You too!

Hey bud, sorry haven't done it yet. Planning to try it this weekend, will let you know how it goes and put up a video on it as well!

Hey I just uploaded a video on integrating the blinkers in the headlight, very easy to do! Check out the video here kzfaq.info/get/bejne/g5uDiLyn0NSwnn0.html

@@Kamdorian believe it or not, I just finished my install last week. Ended up figuring it out. Let's just say positaps are a man's best friend haha thx for the video, keep up the good work!

@@tfmusicpro yes positaps are amazing I used them too! Glad it worked out for you, ride safe!!

Thanks for watching appreciate it. I have the flash relay just need to find time to install it, hopefully soon!

@@Kamdorian got the relay. Fixed my issues. Everything is now at a slow and steady pace! Thanks for the advice!

@@evanmccurry5692 that's awesome man glad to hear it worked out in waiting for warmer weather to take the bike out and install mine

Yes it's exposed, water could get onto cables, but I don't ride in rain and I do hand wash without spraying entire bike. You can tuck the wires in a little bit but best would be to get a small windshield or cover to fill the gap.

It is definitely much brighter and more area covered with light. In terms of throw distance I am not sure yet, but will be doing a night riding video soon to show it!

@@Kamdorian awesome! I’ll watch for the vid. Thanks!

Sorry I don't have a video at night. I tried recording it once but my camera is not great for night recording. I can tell you that the new headlight is much brighter at night it basically lights up the entire road with wide angle ahead of you so you will have no issues with visibility. The beam spreads the entire width of a 2 lane road.

Thanks for watching I'm glad it helped you! How did you mount to the top of the forks? I would like to move mine up. Unfortunately I don't know the name of the red wire. Try asking the vendor where you bought the headlight. Or see if the vendor will tell you the gauge of the wire so you can buy from any hardware store. Good luck!

What I did was place the bracket on the light itself first then just placed it on the top of the forks , maybe it’s a little forced but it worked and it’s much nicer because it covers everything. And also thanks I’ll do try asking around!

It might still look fine if you change headlight and keep the cafe windshield. I have the cafe shield I can place it on to see how it looks.

@@Kamdorian I think the round headlight/cafe windshield combo would look good, but the brackets that hold the windshield (the brackets you took off the bike that left the residue) won’t fit when the headlight brackets are installed. …unless it can be modded somehow to work with both. It’s tempting to try. Thanks for the detailed video.

@@ThatMailMan that is correct you will need new brackets since forks are occupied with headlight brackets. Glad the video is helpful!

Must be a wiring issue. Try to disconnect and reconnect. Or you may have a faulty unit. The brake light should not be impacted by this, unless you have too much electrical load and something shorted out. Is there other electrical accessories on your bike? You may need to install a led light relay.

No cutting and stripping required. I just used the positap in the wire and left the connector unused. Posi-tap Connectors, 12-18 Gauge... www.amazon.com/dp/B00389RUEO?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

Hello my friend. Thank you for watching I appreciate you. All accessories are from Amazon check the description below video for all the links. Good luck and ride safe bro!

@@Kamdorian Thank you very much. Have a good week and all the best. I watch your videos, congratulations

Hey check my other install videos for headlight turn signal integration and led turn signal install. It sounds like you might have mixed some wires up. If the turn signal light is staying on that means you might have connected the turn signal wires from headlight and turn signal to the day time running light wire on the bike. If you are using positaps to connect the wires then just remove it and try connecting to the other wires.

That is right my friend

It is 7 inch size. Here is the link SKTYANTS 7" 7 Inch led Headlights with 7 inch Housing Bucket DRL Turn Signal Lights Motorcycle a.co/d/5BOrrAY

Hey sorry I didn't show completed wiring in the video but I used positaps to connect the red wire to the bike. Here is link to positap amzn.to/3KwpEK1. also check the 3 minute 40 second time of this video kzfaq.info/get/bejne/g5uDiLyn0NSwnn0.html on how to use the positaps. Good luck and ride safe!

@@Kamdorian thx for quick response. So without positaps it is not possible t plug this wire in? Because that red seems just like plugged into socket and fixed by tape...

@ you could go with the plug in and tape method but it does not look clean and the tape could come off so it's not a permanent solution. But yes it does work for temporary, or if you want to add extra tape it could stay secure.

@@Kamdorian many thanks for your opinion, I am not very skilled in these electric jobs. Have a great day

@ I am not skilled either. This was first time I used the positaps and did electrical connections! Very easy to do my friend, just make sure you disconnect the battery on your motorcycle first!

From Amazon, link is in video description and here www.amazon.com/gp/product/B078MVXJBL/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B078MVXJBL&linkCode=as2&tag=kamdorian02-20&linkId=11444db2cc80ce20b9bbe64cd9790c2b

Yea I changed the exhaust and the rear fender too! Check my other videos. Alot of people get new custom seats but they are so expensive

No damage to my forks so far!

Obviously the headlight has blinkers so thats why im asking

@@vapiddragon6789 I think the safest option would be to use both regular blinkers and and headlight blinkers. I am not sure what the laws are in the UK so best to ask your local motor vehicle regulation agency. Good luck and ride safe!

Thank you!!

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Yea you can just change the stock bulb to be brighter

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Thank you! Here's the Amazon link SKTYANTS 7" 7 Inch led Headlights with 7 inch Housing Bucket DRL Turn Signal Lights Motorcycle www.amazon.com/dp/B078MVXJBL/ref=cm_sw_r_awdo_M3W6CBC2CV9F47AE0NTG

You can but it has to connect to the top of the forks. Or have very thin low profile supports that can fit on the forms along with the headlight bracket.

What is the issue? Is the needle on the positap too big for the small wires? What are the small wires for?

Thanks! Have not gotten it wet yet, I don't ride in the rain. Also when I wash the bike I do a waterless spray wash so have not wet it entirely. I'm thinking the bolts would probably rust after a lot of water but you can just coat them in WD40 or some lubricant to prevent rust.

@@Kamdorian that's a good idea! Thanks for the heads up!

Yes it can support it. I believe the led headlamp doesn't use much extra voltage and the circuit and battery can handle it. I have had it installed to a while now and no issues.

@@Kamdorian Thank's for your answer

any time you add anything electrical to the vulcan S including the OEM accessories you are supposed to add Kawasaki's relay kit that you can get for about $25

@@jimearhart7932 so I have the relay kit already for the DC power outlet but I think I need a separate flasher relay for the hyper flash. I ordered a 2 pin flash relay from Amazon let's see if it works.

There are some other versions of it on eBay and Amazon but not sure how good they are. Keep an eye on the sktyants store on Amazon it tends to come back in stock often.

@@Kamdorian Thanks man! Will do

@@coryCuc sure np, good luck and ride safe!

Yes you need entire new headlight. The one I got is super bright at night can see entire road for long distance.

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@@othanertv2152 I would too! When my tire needs to be changed I will put a bigger rear tire. The stock frame can handle a bigger tire. Some people even modify the frame to put very large rear tire.

thank you for comment, you can order the headlight from Amazon. I have a link in the video description to purchase from Amazon.

You can if the windscreen attaches to the top of the forks only. Or if the brackets for the windscreen are low profile and fit in remaining space on forks near the headlight brackets.

What does that mod do?

Thanks yea side view is not the greatest. There's a mini visor type cowl that I'm gonna get to close the gap between speedometer and headlight. Others have also mounted the headlight higher so that gap is smaller.

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I don't use a windscreen. If you have windscreen that mounts inside fork holes then it will work. Otherwise you need a windscreen that has small mounts that fit on remaining space on forks. Or get smaller mounts for the headlight so windscreen mounts still fit.

@@Kamdorian It is just at the 6:10 minute mark you comment about the windscreen and I was wondering if you put it back on afterwards

@@blinkybill4062 oh ok got it, no I didn't put it back on. My bike came with the windscreen mounts already installed so I had to remove them first before putting the led mounts on. The Kawasaki quick connect windscreen mounts require use of the entire fork so there is no room for them with these headlight mounts in place.

@@Kamdorian I am going to see if I can get he local trades people to make me something so I can have both on the bike. A pity the K doesn't make it easy to have both and the light bar I have as well

Which headlight is that?

Made by SKTYANTS I got mine on Amazon but it's out of stock now. You can find same one on eBay or Alibaba. Comes from China I think.

Wow that sucks man, did you eventually get it off? They use some nasty loctite on some of the bolts it's infuriating

@@Kamdorian nah not yet. Thinking I'm gonna have to borrow a power drill with bolt extractor bits.

@@jamestkirkcameron9189 try heat gun and wd40 on the bolts to melt the loctite. Worked when removing the tail light assembly.

@@Kamdorian I'll give it a try, thanks

Yup I only disconnected the negative contact on the battery, didn't fully disconnect entire battery. These brackets are universal for many fork sizes so you won't get a perfect diameter that matches the forks. The brackets also have adjustment notches for different size forks but regardless they will never be a perfect fit. It's holding on tight enough with how I did it, nothing loose after many miles. Good point I should have used a rag before biting to avoid the minor scratches but they are luckily barely noticeable so no big deal. Hey we all gotta start wrenching at some point this just a side hobby for me only got into this game few years ago 😎 thanks for the tips!

@@Kamdorian Most sets come with rubber fillers to put between the fork and clamps, so the diameter match better and prevent the brakets from slipping/moving.

@@corneilcorneil yea that would be nice, unfortunately these didn't come with it but can easily add your own rubber inserts. I also have the brackets mounted at lowest position so no where for them to slide.

@@Kamdorian A old inner tire can do the job

Yea I might move the head light up more so it blocks the wires one day, for now I dont mind it.

I agree!

Yea I don't like stock headlight either.