I own a 2020 DRZ400SM also. You mentioned a tail tidy. I first replaced mine with a TST Industries integrated tail light with fender eliminator. I also installed their brake light module with it. I had some functionality issues with brake module connected to the integrated tail light. So I returned the brake module and decided to go with just the integrated tail light. The light looks great, but i think it’s too small. I was almost rear ended a couple of times. So I decided to replace it with the 12 O’clock Labs integrated tail light and fender eliminator kit. I also installed their separate turn signals even though the brake light signals. The brake light also has a built-in programmable module.
Thank you for the recommendations! I agree that some kits are just too small, ya it looks cool but I don’t want to get rear ended. I think I’ll keep the factory rear turn signals and just go with a small rear light.
Just ordered one from the US. Pity there ain't a dealer in the UK or Ireland. Winter will probably be over by the time it arrives. Nevertheless looks like it will be a good lamp)) Thank you.
@@kylejordan6484 Thanks for the info. If thats the case I definitely wouldn't be interested. I was pretty close to purchasing one of them for my DRZ400. Do you have any particular headlight units you'd recommend? I'm not usually a fan of the LED lights because of the unnatural colors and the way they typically throw light everywhere. With that said, I'm aware lighting technology has come a long way in recent years and I find myself wanting to give it a try on my bike.
@@ridingwithrusso7790 i have a $25 eBay light that looks just like the jns light and it has run fine for the last year therefore I’m sure that your light will also work fine. That does not change the fact that jns is selling a light as some high quality piece of equipment made in America when it is in fact a China light. Very grimy, very shady, and I would hate for someone to see your video and also waste their money on a scam.. rant over.
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I neglected to mention the daytime running light wire (red wire) isn't needed.
The red wire will cause that horizontal light bar to light up. I have that unit on my XR 650. Works great!
@@evangarbison1576 thank you for the info!
@evan what did you connect the red wire too?
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@@scoobygogetterkelly the white wire on the harness (low beam). The install kit comes with a little wire tap that makes it easy.
I own a 2020 DRZ400SM also. You mentioned a tail tidy. I first replaced mine with a TST Industries integrated tail light with fender eliminator. I also installed their brake light module with it. I had some functionality issues with brake module connected to the integrated tail light. So I returned the brake module and decided to go with just the integrated tail light. The light looks great, but i think it’s too small. I was almost rear ended a couple of times. So I decided to replace it with the 12 O’clock Labs integrated tail light and fender eliminator kit. I also installed their separate turn signals even though the brake light signals. The brake light also has a built-in programmable module.
Thank you for the recommendations! I agree that some kits are just too small, ya it looks cool but I don’t want to get rear ended. I think I’ll keep the factory rear turn signals and just go with a small rear light.
Thanks for all your informitive awesome vlogs man. I love Drz like crazy. Keep the content coming
Nice video! You can really tell a difference! Seems pretty quick to switch, too!
Thanks for watching! It was a pretty easy install.
Very interesting. Looking forward to the tail tidy video !
Thanks for watching! Actually Garmin Zumo XT GPS is coming next.
Love simple installations that make a huge difference.
And under $150, thanks for watching!
@@ridingwithrusso7790 Even better! Some LED headlights are double that price.
Just ordered one from the US. Pity there ain't a dealer in the UK or Ireland. Winter will probably be over by the time it arrives. Nevertheless looks like it will be a good lamp)) Thank you.
Good video !! According to their website it is non DOT approved.... however they do offer one for 20 USD more .
So the LED is actually heavier than the glass OEM?!!
Good job sir. Made it look easy. It looks a lot better. I'm sure it works better to 👍
Thanks man, functional and looks cool, win win.
What did you do with that thing attached to the bracket on the back of the stock headlight
Thanks for watching. Ya I should have also mentioned that, I zip tied it in behind.
What did you connect the red wire to?
m.ruclips.net/video/Jt8khFJwXWc/видео.html
Now if I didn't know any better I would think you're copying me ;-) hahaha! Kidding of course! It's a great headlight! NICE video!
😂 but your videos are much higher quality! Thanks for watching 👍
good stuff!!! im looking at this on the brp . always loved the drz just havent worked it out !!!! hope the day is going good. #livetoride
Thanks for watching!
Question - do the LED headlight on when you are riding ? What is the PART NUMBER I need one as well.
Thanks for watching! Yes, the low beam LED is on whenever the bike is on. The link to the exact one is in the description, I got the chrome one.
If you need to blow your nose please do so and stop sniffling!
Thanks for the tip!
$130 on JNS Website vs $40 on eBay for the same product..... 😐😑
Thanks for watching! I’m always a little skeptical of eBay but if it’s the exact same that’s a great deal.
Yes, the guy who owns jns is super grimey, I wish more folks knew what he was doing.
@@kylejordan6484 are you guys sure those are authentic JNS brand for 40 bucks? I looked and didn't see the JNS units anywhere near that cheap.
@@markalan4026 jns buys China lights and re sells them at a mark up.
@@kylejordan6484 Thanks for the info. If thats the case I definitely wouldn't be interested. I was pretty close to purchasing one of them for my DRZ400. Do you have any particular headlight units you'd recommend?
I'm not usually a fan of the LED lights because of the unnatural colors and the way they typically throw light everywhere. With that said, I'm aware lighting technology has come a long way in recent years and I find myself wanting to give it a try on my bike.
The jns headlight is a cheap Chinese headlight that he marks up and sells as his own. I can provide more proof to this if you like.
Thanks for the info, it seems like a solid product, but only time will tell I guess. I’ll be the first to say if it’s junk.
@@ridingwithrusso7790 i have a $25 eBay light that looks just like the jns light and it has run fine for the last year therefore I’m sure that your light will also work fine. That does not change the fact that jns is selling a light as some high quality piece of equipment made in America when it is in fact a China light. Very grimy, very shady, and I would hate for someone to see your video and also waste their money on a scam.. rant over.
@kylejordan. If you have proof please share 👍
@@furyroad7565 I do have proof, I can share via email or direct message on any social media platform.