#denalilights

Lately, we've been riding with the new Denali D2 2.0 TriOptic LED Auxiliary Lights on our KLR650 test mule. They have a combined 2,190 Lumens of light output that throw a beam up to 525 feet. Yet, they only take up 20 watts of power so bikes like the KLR with limited alternator output will have no problem running them. Plus they're housed in a compact 2.2" diameter, trail-tough casing. Included in the kit, is a set of amber filters that help improve visibility in fog. So far, we're pretty impressed with how much light they put out for their size. For more details go to http://bit.ly/d2trioptic

We've been doing some night testing with the Denali D2 2.0 TriOptic LED Auxiliary Lights, which have a combined output of 2,190 Lumens yet they only use 10 watts of power each so bikes with limited alternator output like the KLR can run them no problem. They're housed in a compact 2.2" diameter, trail-tough casing and the kit includes swappable lenses for spot light or flood light illumination. The flood light lens provides a wider beam with a lot more side trail lighting, while the spot light lens reveals more of what's down the road. You can also run one spot and one flood for a combination of the two. For more details go to  bit.ly/dentrio