Superb video Stephane! It's more professional than our videos and we make the Denali lights. Keep up the good work and many happy miles.

Wonderful video. I will install these lights very soon on my Harley.

Fantastic Video!! looks like those are what Im gonna get

Another great video!

Example at 2:44 was EXCELLENT!!!

sir stephane thank you for your video..very imformative. will share in social media in the philippines. thank you once again sir from motophil parts and accessories and Big bike tech.

Great Video

GREAT JOB!!!!

Merci, tu m’as vendu!

Looking good Stephane. It appears you can flash the lights with your high beam trigger, when the lights are in off position? Is that the case?

I like the smaller ones I would put them down by the front forks where the wheels are to see the potholes

Hello Steph, thanks for the video. Quick question, with the D4 what’s the need for the D2? Also when you fix them (D4 and D2) are they all straight or some have angle to create a better coverage? Thanks

Excellent video, Stephane. Thank you. Did you use the Denali CanBus controller?

hello Stephane from fellow QC rider

Stephane. Great review and on a great bike. I too have a KTM, the 1290SA. I am planning to buy aux lights for my bike. I think buying both D2 and D4 is a bit much. If you were buying just one which would you buy? I assume the D4 as it has 4 bulbs. The D2 is more expensive though even though it has only one dual intensity bulb. Why? Also how do you have these lights wired up on your KTM? Thanks. Ian

Would you be able to provide details on the wiring please? Also as asked in other comments, how do you flash the lights? Just std button?

Denali D2 can use for bullet bike

Nice review. Did you say that you dim the D4 lights using your power module?

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Should show how bright they are at night

One more waste-video which is not showing the lights in the darkness.