Denali D4 LED spot lights

[TT Ashford]

Has any body used Denali D4 spot lights? Thinking of putting them on the TT and maybe on my MT 10 as well.

look pretty good in the above vid.

[Bobbya]

I shall be watching with interest, had a look on you tube and I like the look of them.

[rpeters549]

That is a heck-uv-a lot of light.
 

[Coconut]

It's always difficult to get a true representation on video,
but that does look very impressive !

[Timo]

I don't have experience with the lights you list, but I do have Mondomotos on my lower forks and Baja Designs Squadron Pro 3" x 3" cubes mounted under the factory headlights.
OMG is the only way to describe the lighting performance.  They are expensive, but have a lifetime warranty, designed, engineering and manufactured in California and outstanding customer service. 
I bought the pair with all "spot" reflectors (4 per light/cube) to throw light WAY out there.

I also bought a prewired Skene dimmer from Baja Designs and my install was plug and play.  The Skene programs these lights to a predetermined percentage of output (10%-100%).  I recall my Trophy low beam switch has them at 30%, which is not offensive at night to oncoming vehicles, yet still provides a great visual light during the day and night.  When I switch the high beam switch, I can almost see to tomorrow.

Clearwaters also get great reviews, but are much more expensive. 
I can't imagine anything that would outperform this 3"x3" sized cube.  Simply unbelievable light focus and output!

I look for any opportunity to ride at night after installing these lights.

By the way, the Mondomotos are good lights for their purpose of making a visual footprint, but they might as well be a small flashlight as compared to these BD Squadron Pros. (42 watts each light).
I recently found a YouTube video of a guy that installed these same Baja Designs on his airplane as landing lights on a "wig wag" switch.  yeah, I had to say "wig wag" because another Trophy rider/member on this board and I were making jokes about that term. (alternating flash).

Good luck with your hunt.  The BD's get my endorsement for sure!
I would post pictures of the light, however cameras can not adequately compare lighting unless you really know what you're doing with a good camera.  I choose to focus on riding.
Did I mention they have a 30 day money back guarantee?  I consider that a nice safety net if you don't love them.

I'm going to get a second set of the exact BDs to install behind the grill of my Silverado.  They are that good, IMO!

TimO

[RC51Ryder]

Wow, I don't do a ton of night riding but with those lights, it looks like it would be hella fun.

[Volfy]

Whatever you do, please make sure you set them up to avoid blinding oncoming traffic.  Sorry... big pet peeve of mine.

[WI13Trophy]

Just wondering if you had them installed  If so how easy was it?