The DENALI D2 2.0 LED TriOptic™ LED light kit with DataDim technology produces a remarkable amount of light in a very compact package that is perfect for all styles of riding and types of motorcycles. With a powerful 10-watt Cree LED, the DENALI D2 casts a powerful beam 160m down the road.

Housed in compact aluminum pods, the D2 LED lights are perhaps the most versatile design available; powerful enough to be your “primary” driving light yet small and light enough to comfortably mount on a fender. The DENALI D2s feature durable black powder-coated finishes and special cooling fins to make sure the LED itself runs cool and bright. New for the DENALI 2.0 series is a special Impact PC™ corrosion proof bezel that ensures your lights will continue to look great even after repeated stone and debris impacts.

Also new with the DENALI 2.0 generation of lighting is the industry-leading TriOptic™ lens system. Each lamp comes with both spot (installed) and flood (supplied) lenses, nothing else to buy. The spot lens produces the greatest beam distance, while the flood lens produces a broader spread of light closer to the motorcycle, filling the road edge and shoulders. To get the best of both worlds, use a spot lens on one light and a flood lens on the other light for distance illumination and a useful spread of light at close range. No matter which lens you choose, the D2 2.0 light kit lets you see the road (or lack thereof) and be seen by other traffic around you. It’s that simple: See further, be seen better, with DENALI!

Specs:

LEDs 10 watt Cree XPL HI (per lamp)

Power Draw: 1.6 amps (total)

Beam Distance (spot): 160m

Beam Width (spot): 22m

Raw Lumens: 2190

Intensity: Single Intensity Harness

DataDim™ Compatible: Yes

Operating Voltage: 12V

Pod Size : Ø55x60mm
APPROVAL: (NOT APPROVED IN SWITZERLAND)
COMPOSITION: ALUMINUM
LIGHT TYPE: LED


APPLICATIONS OF THIS PRODUCT:
According to the data provided by the manufacturer, this article is compatible with the following brands, models and years:
YAMAHA TENERE 700 700 2019-2022