Driving Light Mountings For 1100

[alans1100]

I found the extra light mountings from the ST1100 police bike. Parts 15 & 16 plus bolts 23 & 24.


http://www.st-1100.com/st1100-parts-fiche-windscreen-st1100py.html


  Alan

[alans1100]

Hi all,

I was asked for a wiring diagram for the spotlights on my 1100. I lost the one that came with my set but this a basic lay out.



Spotlights on my 1100 taken at Karratha truck stop while living there June 2009



How I mounted them under headlight. Mounted bracket and used the two screws for fairing mount.



Placed the light Switch in the optional switch cut-a-way on left fairing.



It's not to elegant, but it works and If I decided to remove them the fairing remains undamaged.

 

Alan

[saaz]

Alan, any reinforcing  up under where the brackets are mounted, or is that area plenty strong enough?  I have the police brackets, but under there might be good for lightweight LEDs or such

[bobSTer]

Just like any ST - just check the great trailer he has in tow - power to go with power to spare

I have seen 4 x LED lights (strip) mounted in same position - not drive light but xtra awareness lights

Bob

 

[alans1100]

Alan, any reinforcing  up under where the brackets are mounted, or is that area plenty strong enough?  I have the police brackets, but under there might be good for lightweight LEDs or such

I would hate to hazard a guess but I can't see or feel anything under the headlight.

Alan

[scarp]

Alan, any reinforcing  up under where the brackets are mounted, or is that area plenty strong enough?  I have the police brackets, but under there might be good for lightweight LEDs or such

I would hate to hazard a guess but I can't see or feel anything under the headlight.

Alan

I did notice the special webbing in the 2nd photo

[alans1100]

Alan, any reinforcing  up under where the brackets are mounted, or is that area plenty strong enough?  I have the police brackets, but under there might be good for lightweight LEDs or such

I would hate to hazard a guess but I can't see or feel anything under the headlight.

Alan

I did notice the special webbing in the 2nd photo

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