[jtm-45/dr504]

I've got a kinda home brew auxilliary light scheme going on my 84, with a couple of HID-style driving lights I got from Wal-Mart, and some Kuryakn P-clamps. I just mounted the P-clamps to the fork tubes just below the tree, and then bolted the lights onto that. I ordered Gonzo's light harness, and I plan on running these on the high beam circuit for the relay trigger. My high beam sucks the big one, and these should really help with night time riding, and daytime visibility. They may not be that pretty, but they'll do until I can afford something more expensive (read: chrome).

Thanks for the work that you put into the harness, Chris! I'm always glad to support an individual rather than a corporation.

 

[aussieron]

I am sure you will be happy with Gonzo's wiring harness. There have been many members who have bought one and haven't been disappionted.

 

[glennc]

Mine worked great!

 

[Donald1684]

harness

Yo,

I am new. Can you enlighten me? What is a Gonzo's light harness? It sounds like something this side of something leather!!

Thanks

Jim

 

[CBOLLING]

Re: harness

Yo,

I am new. Can you enlighten me? What is a Gonzo's light harness? It sounds like something this side of something leather!!

Thanks

Jim

Gonzo is a Forum member and he makes wiring harnesses that make installing extra lights much easier.

 

[Eldorado]

Re: harness

Yo,

I am new. Can you enlighten me? What is a Gonzo's light harness? It sounds like something this side of something leather!!

Thanks

Jim

Take a look here http://www.gonzos-garage.com/bike/harness.htm very good for installing auxilary lights.

 

[Eldorado]

I've got a kinda home brew auxilliary light scheme going on my 84, with a couple of HID-style driving lights I got from Wal-Mart, and some Kuryakn P-clamps. I just mounted the P-clamps to the fork tubes just below the tree, and then bolted the lights onto that. I ordered Gonzo's light harness, and I plan on running these on the high beam circuit for the relay trigger. My high beam sucks the big one, and these should really help with night time riding, and daytime visibility. They may not be that pretty, but they'll do until I can afford something more expensive (read: chrome).

Thanks for the work that you put into the harness, Chris! I'm always glad to support an individual rather than a corporation.

You might think about puting them on the low beam especially if you do a lot of night riding, put a Silverstar bulb in the headlight and you will be amazed at the difference in lighting up the road.
I don't know about you but when I'm riding at nite and go to low beam that is where I need the extra light, especially on two lane roads.