Wilsons Sandbox

10W LED Spotlight Flood Wash Light Projection Lamp Bulb 12V DC Cool White I rigged one with my home security system cameras which use 12V power supply. Amazing amount of light for the juice and cost; less than 20 dollars. Would take some rigging on pre08 KLRs but would save much juice. Not quite legal though but neither are aftermarket HIDs. J#3

besides a 10W version there is also a 20W version but twice the price 12V to 24V DC 20W White LED Wall Pack Wash Flood Light Outdoor Rugged, Corrosion-resistant, Die Casting Aluminum housing sealed to inhibit the entrance of contaminants. Specification: Power Usage 20 Watts LED Emitter 20 dies in a single package LED Color White Color Temperature 6000 - 7000 Kelvin (Day light) Total Output Lumens 1800 Lumens Input Voltage Range 12V to 24V DC Operating Temperature -40 F ~ 140 F Beam Angle 120 Shell Material High Strength Aluminum Cover Material 5mm High Strength Glassess Waterproof IP65 Life Span > 60,000 Hours Dimension 7.087" (W) x 5.512" (H) x 4.331" (D) Wiring Brown - Positive; Blue - Negative; Yellow - N/A

realistically would make a good secondary front light on pre08 klr esp. the 10W J#3

seems like one would fit right above the front fender on pre08s--where some people put two small fog lights that draw much more power and put out less light. I am just answering question; not marketing them! 12V to 24V DC 10W Cool White LED Wall Pack Black Shell Wash Flood Light Outdoor Item condition: New Time left: 2d 00h (Jun 22, 201207:36:22 PDT) Output Brightness: Quantity: More than 10 available / 3 sold US $16.49 Buy It Now BillMeLater Get 6 months to pay on purchases of $99+See terms Shipping: FREE - Standard Shipping | See all shipping details Item location: South El Monte, California, United States Ships to: United States Member id goldenpsx ( Feedback Score Of 33383Teal shooting star icon for feedback score in between 25,000 to 49,999) About member 99.7% Positive feedback

You are correct sir I recently swapped out tires on my 2009 KLR. Went from the stock to the Avon Distanzia. Much better traction/handling --- espcially since I have the KLR set up as a commuter/urban assault cycle [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]