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I finally was able to get the lights connected like maddiedog. Unfortunately I couldn't get to the wires where they connect to the ignition so I wired them through a switch straight to the battery, and when someone at the dealer test rode it they accidentally turned them on and left them on after turning off the ignition. It took all of 10 minutes to completely drain the battery. They had to jump start my bike from a battery pack they keep at the shop. I will either have to find out how to connect through the ignition or make it harder to accidentally flip the light switch. Otherwise, the lights are great!

maddiedog wrote:

cessna151 wrote:Would be nice to know if the new 2015 pcx led headlights could be retrofitted.

Doubtful. The reflectors are different, so even if you could transplant the bulbs and their mounts, they wouldn't project properly.

This is a post I made in another thread:

maddiedog wrote:Don't bother with HIDs, get foglights!



^ Those foglights are each TWICE as powerful as the stock high beams. I have two of them. They're cheap too, here's the ones I ordered (I ordered two, one for each side of the wheel): http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00GRISB78

How did you mount these? Any pictures of how you mounted them?

Rick

Now that I have had the LED lights on my bike for quite awhile now, I love where they are situated and the fact that I hooked them up directly. I solved the problem of people accidentally turning them on by drilling a very small hole all the way through the switch and inserting a safety pin through it.

The lights themselves are mounted where the side reflectors were by the front wheel. There are two ways to mount them.
The first is to get long bolts with multiple locking nuts to run through the holes where the reflectors had been, after removing the reflectors and their holders. One locking nut would lock the bolt against the fender anchor point that the reflectors used. Another locking nut would be used on each side of the new light, where the bolt went through it. You can adjust and tighten as necessary to adjust its position.
The second way, which is what I did, is to build an adjustable platform. I can't really explain that to you because it has an adjustable swing arm that I had to think about before creating.
Here is a picture of one of them installed.

dustin91 wrote:Here's the original link - you can contact the seller to see if he'll ship overseas: http://bit.ly/W1fyWG

My mistake though, these aren't LED's!

I have those prosense bulbs, quite impressed with them. Bright white with just a slight hint of blueness, they make the stockers look dull and yellowish

Thanks Mel46!