Does anyone have any experience with the Clearwater LED lights, either the Glenda or the larger Krista models? How difficult are they to install on the NT? Any recommendations versus competitive products? Thanks for any help!
I think the D2s are more comparable to the Glendas based on output and being able to use both lights on both high and low beam. Anyway, since the Wee has much better stock headlights than the NT I am considering a set of D2s for it instead of Clearwaters so I may be able to do the comparison. For the Wee I only want a bit more light to the sides, as "Bambi" spotters, and as "position" lights to help cagers see me on low beam and the D2s ought to do that fairly well... The PIAA 530s look interesting as well...Still, I would want to hear from anyone who have directly compared Krista with the D2s.
The D2 does not have a "horn" feature, although you can toggle the high-beam switch real quick if you have the D2 lights connected to be half power on low-beam, and full power on high-beam.The Clearwaters have a "horn" function: When you hit the horn, the lights go to maximum brightness at the same time. Do the Denali D2s have this feature, also?
Do you have any pix of your installation that you could share?The D2 does not have a "horn" feature, although you can toggle the high-beam switch real quick if you have the D2 lights connected to be half power on low-beam, and full power on high-beam.
The build quality of the D2 lights are simply amazing. The wiring is sturdy, except for perhaps the included on-off switch. I ended up connecting the included switch as part of the wiring, but I hid it under the sadle.
I have a separate three button on-off switch that I use. This way I can turn the lights completely off if I did not want them on.
The drawback with the D2 lights is that they are not expandable like the D1 lights. But, the D2s do look better I think on the NT. I connected my lights under the tip over protection bars by just getting a longer bolt. Simple wiring under the plastic from there.
May get a second set to mount on the forks......
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