Hello Grumpy! I only recently joint your channel and indeed enjoy your videos very much! Two questions in mind: 1) Why, for your Tiger, you chose EzCan over Denali's own product (albeit the two are essentially the same product)??? 2) Now that you installed the EzCan, are you still using the Healtech module for anything? If not, will you be removing it from your Tiger ??? Thanks much!!!!
@@yl4970 Thanks for subscribing. To answer your questions: 1. Price. I got the bundle from A Bike Thing in the UK for cheaper than the same bundle with the CANSmart controller here in the US. 2. The Healtech module is still used to power the GPS and any other peripheral I might decide to install in the future, so I would not be removing it. Best to have more outlets than I need.
Post a video of final setup. Im installing the same, from the same place, on the same bike soon. D3 with the same color and EZCan too. But, I have Outback Motertek crash bars and will figure out where and how to the mount them. I'll get the Amazon mounts however after your video... I might get the B6 light too. Love to see yours on final vid too.
@@kee7678 The next video on these lights would be on the beam patterns, lens changing and final aiming, not much more on setup. This is it for setup I think. Thanks for the comment.
@@kee7678 You must have missed the aiming video.🙂 I have not yet swapped in the Selective Yellow as I do love the brilliant white very bright light that I have, even at 50%. Best Denali lights I ever got. Beam pattern is as installed - no need to change - hybrid lens on the left and spot on the right. Here is the aiming video. If you are subscribed make sure you select the notification bell ...🙂 th-cam.com/video/wQVeEopbz4Q/w-d-xo.html
Okay Grumpy, understood and thanks much for responding. I recently got myself a 2020 RS with less than 10K miles. Thinking to either install the Healtech or EzCan for controlling front and rear lights. Trying to decide which of the two or perhaps as you indicated both....
@@yl4970 The Healtech Thunderbox simply provides power and you’d need a switch to turn the lights on. The ezCAN controller provides power as well as other functionality all through the existing switches. I have the CANSmart controller on my RS and have no need for a Healtech Thunderbox on that bike.
@@GrumpyGoat Yep, got it!! BTW, I think the EZCan cost less than the Denali's Can-Smart since it (EZCan) does not come with those extra-long cables! Is that correct? Meaning, by the time you add the cables both products end costing just about the same...Again, thanks much!!
@@yl4970 Actually the A Bike Thing bundle with the included cable harness was cheaper than the CANSmart plus lights regardless of whether the cables were actually pre-attached to the CANSmart. And it got to my hand just as fast.
Hi Grumpy I have installed the Denali cansmart and find it drain s my battery if I haven’t used the bike for a couple of days would be interested if you could test the unit with a meter to see if it does the same cheers
Hi David - does the same what? Did you test yours with a meter and have some results for me to compare mine to? Mine does not drain the battery in a couple of days. It is supposed to time out after a short while and should not draw any current; the LED should go out.🤔
Thank you so much for your videos Grumpy ! I can say that it is 1000000% helpful for me.
Best wishes !
Thanks a lot for the great explanation! I want to get the same setup on my KTM. Very helpful!!!
I want to add lights like this, but I dread that install haha
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Hello Grumpy! I only recently joint your channel and indeed enjoy your videos very much! Two questions in mind: 1) Why, for your Tiger, you chose EzCan over Denali's own product (albeit the two are essentially the same product)??? 2) Now that you installed the EzCan, are you still using the Healtech module for anything? If not, will you be removing it from your Tiger ??? Thanks much!!!!
@@yl4970 Thanks for subscribing. To answer your questions:
1. Price. I got the bundle from A Bike Thing in the UK for cheaper than the same bundle with the CANSmart controller here in the US.
2. The Healtech module is still used to power the GPS and any other peripheral I might decide to install in the future, so I would not be removing it. Best to have more outlets than I need.
Post a video of final setup. Im installing the same, from the same place, on the same bike soon. D3 with the same color and EZCan too. But, I have Outback Motertek crash bars and will figure out where and how to the mount them. I'll get the Amazon mounts however after your video... I might get the B6 light too. Love to see yours on final vid too.
@@kee7678 The next video on these lights would be on the beam patterns, lens changing and final aiming, not much more on setup. This is it for setup I think. Thanks for the comment.
@@GrumpyGoat that's what I meant..see the whole thing completed and how it looks etc..the end result..the whole "setup" LOL.
@@GrumpyGoat Have you got these adjusted and changed lens or anything yet? How are you liking them? Final beam pattern ?
@@kee7678 You must have missed the aiming video.🙂 I have not yet swapped in the Selective Yellow as I do love the brilliant white very bright light that I have, even at 50%. Best Denali lights I ever got. Beam pattern is as installed - no need to change - hybrid lens on the left and spot on the right. Here is the aiming video. If you are subscribed make sure you select the notification bell ...🙂
th-cam.com/video/wQVeEopbz4Q/w-d-xo.html
Okay Grumpy, understood and thanks much for responding. I recently got myself a 2020 RS with less than 10K miles. Thinking to either install the Healtech or EzCan for controlling front and rear lights. Trying to decide which of the two or perhaps as you indicated both....
@@yl4970 The Healtech Thunderbox simply provides power and you’d need a switch to turn the lights on. The ezCAN controller provides power as well as other functionality all through the existing switches. I have the CANSmart controller on my RS and have no need for a Healtech Thunderbox on that bike.
@@GrumpyGoat Yep, got it!! BTW, I think the EZCan cost less than the Denali's Can-Smart since it (EZCan) does not come with those extra-long cables! Is that correct? Meaning, by the time you add the cables both products end costing just about the same...Again, thanks much!!
@@yl4970 Actually the A Bike Thing bundle with the included cable harness was cheaper than the CANSmart plus lights regardless of whether the cables were actually pre-attached to the CANSmart. And it got to my hand just as fast.
Hi Grumpy I have installed the Denali cansmart and find it drain s my battery if I haven’t used the bike for a couple of days would be interested if you could test the unit with a meter to see if it does the same cheers
Hi David - does the same what? Did you test yours with a meter and have some results for me to compare mine to? Mine does not drain the battery in a couple of days. It is supposed to time out after a short while and should not draw any current; the LED should go out.🤔