Denali Motorcycle Lights Review (D7 Pro)

When choosing accessory / auxiliary motorcycle lighting, you can choose from many great brands like Clearwater, Cyclops, Ruby, and Denali. Here's why I run Denali lights and controllers, and why the new Denali D7 Pro is the best light ever made. R1300GS, R1250GS, R1200GS compatible. Plus other bikes too. Fog lights and driving lights. #motorcycle #r1300gs #advrider

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[shakespearetigerXR]

1100 dollars plus tax for driving lights, that's insanity! 800 dollars for the pair.(400 each light, ) plus 300 dollars for the can bus controller . Plus tax . A rich man's motorcycle accessories!

[rickvarsava]

I pre-ordered these lights back in January and just love them. In the daytime, I run with the amber lens on the middle three lights at 30%. After being seriously smoked, almost killed, while stopped in traffic over two years ago, I can't be seen enough.

[E-Alban]

With all the respect to you and Denali, but to most ppl out there, we need to remortgage our house to be able to afford these lights! Price is out of this world!

[zman]

I'm a long-time Clearwater Erica/Billie user, and I am really impressed by these Denalis. Thanks for a great video with great examples.

[TheWilber]

I some denali on my gsa. The D3 version. Absolutely incredible lights. Worth every single penny.

[johancarlbark]

All road and off-road motorcycles should have such brightness 🌞🇸🇪

[SpeedOBS]

I bought a pair of the Denali D3's last year after a ton of research. I could not be happier honestly. Even the D3's with the wiring harness was not "cheap' per say but it was 100% worth it. I've got a few of my buddies wanting them now for their own bikes. I have the selective yellow hybrid lenses on my lights and they are at 100% all the time. Super bright during night but not too bright (maybe 1 in 100 cars flashes me). I ran them with the clear spot lens for a couple weeks and I was getting flashed by every single car. Daytime visibility is a lot better as well with the selective yellow. If you are thinking about buying any denali products do it!! You will not regret it

[advredbikes]

Thanks for that. Great video Ian those lights are incredible. I live in the country myself and that would help so much.

[Jeremiah_Johnson]

I've been researching the D7 Pros for a while now, and these are the most impressive lights I've seen! I'll be putting them on my bike when I get it.

[Edsdrafts]

Get an Osram LED bar at 1500lm with wiring harness for under €100. Off road 4x4 use it, I am sure it is good enough for motorcyclists as well.
Only BMW riders would pay 1k for lights. You're not riding a tractor in the rain at night to need that much light or pay that much either.
Think about it, you can get Osram LED light bar with wiring kit, Shoei helmet, full Alpinestar, Dainese etc. gear and Kriega backpack for less. You can throw in one of those wireless helmet breaking lights too and still be within budget.

[MaurPwr]

I have a pair of D4 white pods and a pair of DM yellow pods on my Yamaha T7. Made a huge difference for the rare time I'm riding at night and more importantly helps me be seen in traffic. Not cheap but you get what you pay for and they are well built.

[smorsgaming]

Best lights in the market! Have D3s on my GSA, been through heavy rain and tropical heat rides, never failed vs other brands that water get could inside the housing

[Pyrrho_]

I did a lot of research on lighting last year and have a set of Denali D3s as my mains, a pair of DMs with selective yellow filters, B6 brake light kit, and a SoundBomb Mini, wired through two CANsmart controllers. Outstanding performance and at a price less than half of Clearwater's.

[DakarBlues]

LoneRider sent Denali, Rigid, Clearwater and everybody else back to the drawing board, with its insane Motolights!!
Even lst week I was still pubbahing over the D7 Pro, that is, until Lone Rider came up with its MOtoLights. They are doing to the aux light market what they did to the soft luggage. Kudos to trailblazer Lone Rider. The Denali D7's reign was really brief, but bright, you have to give it that .

[scottturner-zmvu]

I bought the Clearwaters for my 310 gs. I'd say you get what you pay for with whichever brand you decide. Mine were about $600 ish for smaller lights appropriate for my bikes electrical system. Sounds expensive for a light, but, they shine noticeably more vivid than the average light i see on most other motorcycles (if they are running aux lights at all). I feel like it was money well spent for the added level of safety. I continue to ride as if I am invisible, but like knowing the lights are captivating the attention of cars in front of me. At night, I have absolutely seen deer much further off to the side of the road than I would have been able to see without them.

[MrEtnorb]

I removed the rubbish lights on my KTM 500 and built my own lighting tower, specifically for the reasons Ian mentioned. Namely, day riding on non urban roads. Except I took my normal cheap option and used some cheap eBay lights for low beam but bought an excellent Stedi lamp for high beam. End result is that in comparison to my friends KTM Rally, my lights on high beam are better then his lights. In daylight my bike is visible for hundreds of metres due to the low beams

[Matsridesoffroad]

I got the D7Pros on my 1300GSA. I like them a lot, makes me more visible

[alozborne]

Best lights ever cost me less than $100 all in, including a wiring harness, relay, fuse, and a pair of LED lights that I've mounted on the upper crash bars. I've wired them so that the high beam signal triggers the relay to turn on the aux lights. With the aux lights on, it's like I turned night into day. Best mod I've made so far, and so far the LEDs are still working perfectly after more than a year of use. I actually bought an extra pair for $30 on sale, just in case the originals burn out

[kee]

Wow those are great. I'd love to get the D4s or D7s..but i do NOT want SQUARE lights...I need round ones. Bummer.