Lighting: DENALI Electronics

Photo By: DENALI Electronics

DENALI Electronics offers a complete lighting and accessory management solution for the most popular adventure motorcycles. Their latest innovation: the D7 PRO, is a high-performing, feature-rich, 4-inch driving light that produces 23,000 lumens.  

The D7 PRO combines the power of a flood beam, spot beam, and hybrid beam, along with a dynamic multi-color Daytime Running Light (DRL) mode. With two fully dimmable circuits and the ability to adjust beam shape and color instantaneously, the D7 PRO was designed with versatility in mind.

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The split dual-circuit design allows for independent control of the flood and spot beams. With DENALI’s innovative DialDim Switch or CANsmart Controller, riders can manage all lighting functions, whether through a dedicated halo dimmer switch or OEM handlebar controls. 

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DENALI’s patented X-Lens system allows switching between white, amber, or selective yellow beams on-the-fly. Noteworthy is the inclusion of the “DRL Boost Mode,” enabling users to adjust the center optics from a dim DRL to full 100% power, illuminating the path ahead with a formidable flood beam. Additionally, the center optics can sync with turn signals, enhancing visibility and safety on the road. 

MSRP: $798

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