Bright light kit for Husky TE250 or 310

[RodEdelheit]

In the last year in a motorcycle magazine I saw a light kit advertised for a Husky TE 250 or 310 that fit into the stock mounting and electrical. The lights had a great review and were so bright even though they were street legal, the article said they were designed for the desert or off road. Does anyone recall the name of that light kit, or a similar one? If I heard the name, I would probably recognize it. I want to say it was approximately $199.00?

Thank you.

 

[ptkatoomer]

I would certainly check out Baja Designs-they make good stuff for sure.

 

[glangston]

George @ Uptite made up an LED headlight that fit into the original mounts on my 2008 TE250 Definitely brighter than stock and of course was only drawing about 10 watts max. He still has them.

I don't think this is the one you're referencing however.

 

[268fords]

I can't remember what site this is on. About $199 after you pick which light you put in it

 

[gots_a_sol]

ADV Monster (like the watermark would suggest). Not DOT approved though.


http://stores.homestead.com/hstrial.../Husqvarna-2007-dsh-2008-TE250-450/Detail.bok

He is a vendor on advrider.com

 

[rlight]

I installed. The baja designs squadron light in the original light housing on my 2010 TE250. Incredible for off-road, but way too bright for the road. If I was to do it again I would keep the original light and install their 4" light bar on the handle bars.

 

[BaronVonDarrin]

bumping this older thread to ask a relevant question, avoiding making new posts.

I am considering installing a baja designs squadron led (driving) in my te630. Is it possible to install some kind of inline dimmer pot so I do not blind people if it is as bright as you say? Not sure how that might play with these led lights.

@rlight: curious, how did you mount it in there? got any pics of the hardware guts behind the white plastic?

 

[LandofMotards]

You could always use spacers and have it tilted down for street use and then tilt it back up for offroad

 

[gots_a_sol]

Is it possible to install some kind of inline dimmer pot so I do not blind people if it is as bright as you say? Not sure how that might play with these led lights.

LEDs need a PWM type dimmer. That said, not all lights are dimmable depending on the circuitry inside them. A call to BD would sort out if theirs are or not (my Rigid Industries lights apparently are not, boo)

Rigid Dually D2 on my 2-stroke (not plated, so I don't care about traffic haha)

 

[268fords]

I've researched the adv monster light and it is dimmable. In my eyes, that is the greatest light option yet. Stock fairing and is brighter than anything else. One of these days!