Stedi MCX10 LED Lights Honda Transalp XL750
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
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Light up your adventures!. Whether you're a seasoned rider or just embarking on your two-wheeled journey, this upgrade promises to enhance your riding experience by providing greater visibility on and off-road.
Key Features:
Powerful Illumination: Discover how the Stedi MCX10 delivers an impressive driving beam, ensuring maximum visibility in various riding conditions, especially during night rides or challenging terrains.
Versatile Applications: Explore the versatility of the Stedi MCX10 and learn how it complements the adventurous spirit of the Honda Transalp XL750, enhancing both its aesthetic appeal and functionality.
Safe travels, fellow riders!
Parts list:
Stedi Motorcycle and ATV lights - www.stedi.com....
2 Pin Sumitomo plug - www.aliexpress...
Check Short Service Connector - www.aliexpress...
South Australia: This information provides general guidelines for the fitting of aftermarket lamps or complete lamp assemblies to motor vehicles, excluding motorcycles, with a gross vehicle mass less than or equal to 4.5 tonnes. Vehicles detected with non-complying vehicle lighting may be defected or refused registration. (12/01/2024) - www.sa.gov.au/...
Daytime running lamps
Daytime running lights are bright white forward-facing lights that improve the visibility of a vehicle in the daytime.
A pair of daytime running lamps may be fitted to a motor vehicle, symmetrically about the centreline of the vehicle. The lights must be wired so they are not illuminated while the vehicle's main headlights are on.
They also must conform to location and performance requirements outlined in the Australian Design Rules 13/00 and 76/00 respectively. Daytime running lamps should not be fitted to the roof, bonnet or side rear vision mirrors.
Aftermarket daytime running lights
Aftermarket daytime running lights (DRL) may be fitted without an application for modification, provided they comply with the requirements in the relevant ADR and the South Australian Road Traffic (Light Vehicle Standards) Rules 2018, including:
The colour of the emitted light must be white. Where fitted on the pre-October 1991 model vehicles, the colour of the emitted light may be white or amber and not use over 25 watts of power.
The number of lights must be 2.
They must be symmetrically fitted on the front of the vehicle, equidistant to the centre line of the vehicle (see Figure 1).
They cannot be fitted to the roof, bonnet, or side rear vision mirrors of the vehicle.
They must switch on automatically when the engine is switched on. Daytime running lights may remain OFF while the following conditions exist:
The automatic transmission control is in the park position, or
The parking brake is in the applied position, or
Prior to the vehicle being set in motion for the first time after each manual activation of the engine.
They must switch off automatically when the engine is turned off or the headlights are switched on.
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Lights from stedi uk arrived today. All installed following your 2 videos. Great job. Thanks and greetings from Scotland
Excellent, I'd love to see a photo of your bike.
Wow thinking of adding to my lighting great tip on how to access built-in lighting controls I looked up those sumi plugs as soon as I saw that thanks for the great tips!!
Glad I could help!
Great night pics I’m getting some 👌
Thanks, if you are looking to use them as spot lights maybe go the 20 watt lights. But the 10's are pretty decent.
Hello Martin, Thanks its an informative video on the lights and installation; In a recent video you installed a Pelican Case as a Top Box.... I thought it was a great idea....so I have installed a pelican case from Bunnings on to my Triumph Street Scrambler 900....works well....David....Adelaide....Street Scrambler 900......
Hi mate, excellent. I have had them on a few bikes. Better than a tank bag.
Great vid 👍
Thank you, very much appreciated.
Could you do a part 2 vid to this one showing how to access your spot lights via the buttons and tft screen
That's a great idea, thanks.
👌👌👌👍
Hi, nice vid. The link you gave for the Spot light bracket is now dead & I bought another though it was the wrong size. Do you have the exact name for the bracket? Thanks
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Hi Martin, fanatic video and gave me inspiration after removing the same set of Stedi’s to go onto my new Hornet 750. Do you happen to know if the same harness for the Sumitomo plug is the same for the hornet as the TransAlp please?
Thanks again,
Lisa
Hi Lisa, thank you for your comment. Sorry I do not know if they are the same. But please let me know how you get on with it.
Hi Martin, thanks for the info in your video. We have the right plugs for our lights, but there appears to be no power to them. How do you get power to the plug? Cheers TIA
Have you used the Check Short Service Connector to enable the system recognise the lights?
Nice setup I will do mine as yours :). The two Sumitomo plugs are they male or female, please? Did you have any issues from the installation onwards with switching since it is connected directly to the Honda harness? Thanks Andrea
This is the connector that I purchased, it has both. I think that it was a male connector. www.aliexpress.com/item/1005002838169228.html?spm=a2g0o.order_list.order_list_main.17.21ef1802FIT470
Hello -I ordered the Stedi lights for my Transalp XL750 and installed them. They look great! But when it came time to do the electrical connections, there was only ONE connector under the flexible rubber "condom". The Sumitomo plug was not there -only the one with the green dots. Any idea where I can find the correct one? Right now I have the lights on the bike, but not plugged in. I purchased the bike in Canada this past February. Any clues where they might have hidden the stock aux lighting connectors would be most helpful. Cheers!
Did you happen to look at the other side of the bike to see if there are plugs there?
@@HardPackedADV Yes I checked the other side as well -to no avail. I just saw a posting saying that those connectors are not included on the North American Transalps. Not sure what to do next. Need to find a harnes like the one Honda uses for their optional Honda aux lights I suppose. Not sure how available it would be.
Gday mate. I got some stedi c4 s. Do you reckon i could hook them up the same way as you did no issues. Just asking because they are bigger powered lamps. And i Brought them eith mr from Australia .Cheers . Got same bike in france.
I can't see a problem with that.
I've been considering a pair of lights like these. Not just to be seen, but I don't reckon the stock Tansalp headlight is all that bright, as shown in your night demonstration. Not that I ride at night much, but just for when I do. How much did you spend on the conversion?
Around $130 AUD in total. Spot lights $48 each, Plug $13.41, Bracket $18.58
Hello from USA, interested in your MCX 10 lights cant seem to find.can u give me anymore info on them.Just bought my Transalp last week..
www.stedi.com.au/mcx-10-motorcyle-led-light-driving-beam.html?gad_source=1&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI5_zZ1qqlhQMVuKhmAh1r9g7sEAAYASAAEgKUrPD_BwE
Hi there, great video!!!
So i need to order 2 of these sumitomo connectors from aliexpress? Because of adding 2 fog lights. So i have to do this step on both sides of the bike am i right?
Thank you for helping!
Hi, did you have to set the lights up to be recogised by the bike by using the short service connector at all? If so, what was the procedure? Also is it the female plugs you need?
Thanks.
Yes use the the Short Service Connector, and this Sumitomo plug: 2 Pin Sumitomo plug - www.aliexpress.com/item/1005002838169228.html?spm=a2g0o.order_list.order_list_main.17.21ef1802FIT470
That’s the only thing I don’t like about my Transalp is the low beam on the the headlight kinda sucks I’ve been trying to figure out a way to mount a set without crash bars
You could easily adapt the light to mount to the plastic or off the side of the forks.
Yeah I was thinking about using the pinch bolts with L brackets
does it matter how you wire up the connector ?
It will depend on the LED's that you are connecting. The Stedi brand can go either way. Best to check with your lights manual.
Hi Martin, thanks for the video. I think I've done everything you did but unfortunately while it lets me select fog lights the on/off blue bar on the dash just flashes and the lights don't come on. Any suggestions?
Did you use the Check Short jump plug or similar?
@@HardPackedADV Yes I was able to set the fog lights to on in the service menu so the option to switch them on and the blue bar shows but if I highlight the on nothing happens. Maybe I'm stupid, are the led lights polarity sensitive?
Most LED lights are polarity sensitive ie Positive to positive. The Stedi lights that I fitted are wired to match the colours so I am assuming that they polarity sensitive.
@@HardPackedADV Yep, you were right. I had the polarity the wrong way round, all working perfectly now, thanks for your help!