Testing the LED lights on my Royal Enfield Himalayan 

The dipped factory light seemed ok, but the main looked woeful - at least when viewed from this perspective. The LED's as infill worked superbly well; nice work.

I am a prospective buyer of the Himalayan 2020 recently launched in India here. Am very excited about owning one. It would be my first motorcycle if I actually got one. So, ecstatic. Yeah. The headlight set up seemed really great. Thank you for your videos. Informative & insightful . Thanks again

Really enjoying the videos and have given me some great tips. Those led lights work a treat.cheers

You've done a great job with the lights anything that reduces the risks is a must have.

Your camera angle is just right, a lot better now than your previous videos. Thanks for sharing your mods and rides on the Himalayan. Thinking of getting one when the EFI version comes out.

How far we've come over the last 4, even 3 decades with advancements in lighting. From crappy old sealed beams to halogen (which was a big improvement) to H.I.D. (mostly on automobiles) and finally to what surely is the best yet, LED lighting and their energy-sipping properties. That said, there's still a lot of things could be said for people and the tendency to shine high beams in opposing drivers' faces.... Some people just need "educating" quite badly, but let's not go quite there on this channel :)

The best setup I have seen so far. Feels really great to follow you mate... keep it up 🍻👍🏻

Always looking forward to your videos.

Great lighting effect.

Hi , I had my LEDs mounted on my hand guards but I've now moved them next to the headlight , much happier with the new set up. Cheers.

Definitely a great choice in both the lights and the alignment! I would consider installing another set (perhaps flood beams) but align them with the low beam headlamp just to give better close in lighting. As you might guess I am a big fan of being able to see what is in front of me.

Great videos although I don't own a Himalayan loved the look of this bike from when it was introduced, 125cc for me. Just started following you on RU-vid keep up the good work impressed with your videos 😀.

Great video man

They make a lot of light.Good choice.

Absolutely perfect.... Just the way they are supposed to be...

Light was made!!!.

Camera angle spot on

Great work as per usual. As an avid mororcycle tourer and overlander (4wd tourer) of many years personally and respectfully think you have your aiming wrong. In my experience potholes, gravel and bark etc aren't the biggest danger on Australian roads at night. Kangaroos, emus and wallabies etc scare me way more. I would be more inclined to aim my auxiliary lights to cover the edges of the road than the road itself. I have also been very conscious of upgrading the low beam when upgrading high beams to reduce the effect of blindness caused by going from lots of light (high beam with auxiliary lights) to a usually pathetic low beam. Upgrading the low beam in the landcruiser to LED and the bike to HID (whilst allegedly not legal) made touring far more comfortable. I am more than happy to flout with technicalities than flout with funeral parlours. In saying that I have always been conscious of cut offs and other road users. Great video nonetheless!

One of the concerns I've had with getting the RE Himalayan is that the headlight doesn't turn with the tire, with this set up you did it allows them to follow the tire, so this is a mod that I will be doing as soon as I can.

Hey Stuart. Waiting for your video on Hazard Lights.

Great setup. Where can a buy this light s?

Thumbs up to that. One part you could have added is with low beam and then using the passing light, what effect does that have?

Installed light amazing friend ; can pls share that lights details, so similar I can get it i india some where if possible....

Good video buddy. Auxiliary light absolutely great . Is the main headlight intensity sufficient? Will there be any upgrades on your motorcycle in near future?

Aha now it makes sense why you wanted them that way. They turned out way brighter than I expected them too. Why didn't you go for one of those 12W ones with 6 LED in each one?

can u please provide circuit diagram of your LED setup.?

Which headlamp u r using?

Hey Stuart, greetings and wishing u a happy new year...can you help me with this. I am planning to install the gold runaway lights and I feel u r the best person to advice. Should there be any problems with voltage of this lights. Below given are the specs... Specifications (per light): Chips: Utilizing 4X USA U3 LEDs Color temperature: 6000K ​Work mode: High Lumens: 4,200lm Voltage: 9-36V DC Wattage: 40W Housing: CNC'd 6063 Aluminium Alloy Front Lens: Hard Coated Polycarbonate Hardware & Bracket Material: Stainless Steel Weight: 550g LED Life Expectancy: 50,000Hours IP68 (Waterproof, Submersible to 2.5m) Warranty: 2 Years Maximum trail coverage in a single light. The Driving/Combo pattern is equipped with both Wide Driving (42°) and the spot (6°) optics to provide you with a smooth blend of light for both near field applications and distance About 75% of the light is in a 6 degree cone and the rest is in a 42 degree cone. Package Content 2x Goldrunway GR-40X 40W Light 2x Mounting clamp 1x Wiring harness relay switch A lot of people are saying the Himalayan battery won’t cope with these lights.. The link for aliexpress is given below Look what I found on AliExpress s.aliexpress.com/IR36ZVfA

Hi mate, how is LED lights doing ? Is it durable ?

I do wonder why to ride with high beam on highway given the conditions are totally opposite back here in India. You will rarely find an Indian highway empty at night (before 12 mid night). This where most of the guys riding bikes with Aux lamps hampering visibility of incoming cars. I think you can leave a disclaimer that this set up works best when you do not drive through heavy traffic? Your call mate, but feel that a lot of us Indians who follow you, may think little as much as you do!

Hiii Are you satisfied on Himalayan? bcoz I am going to buy it in Italy. expect ur reply.. Thank u....

Your bike has ABS