EB headlight relay kit

[mully95]

Does anyone know what relay that is Im pointing at in post #14???

hanso I will let the HID lights stay here on the table for awhile until I figure out where I want to go with my lighting. If I install the HID kits then I don't believe I will need the EB kit.

 

[muleskinner]

Not wanting to have an ignition switch related breakdown on the road in some obscure far away place, I installed the Eastern Beaver relay loom on my R3T. Very easy installation and top notch materials and workmanship!

The headlamp is way brighter now than it was with the stock wiring. That's a lot of light when you can actually see the difference during the daytime with your naked eye! To be sure, a very good modification to insure reliability of the bike.

As for making your own loom to save costs, why? EB's price is very reasonable for the quality of product they sell. By the time you buy the materials and then build the loom, your time and material costs would be close to EB's price shipped anyway.

 

[bigdoug]

Has anybody in the UK bought an EB kit ? If so how much did it cost all in?

 

[muleskinner]

My single H4 lamp kit was around $56.00 delivered here. Cheap for what you get. Super quality components!! If I owned an R3 with two headlamps, it would be a no brainier to install a kit on my bike. I've heard the single lamp touring model may be easier on the ignition switch. I'm not taking any chances. The problem is real. The problem has been verified. Just fix it!