Great video! I have both a T7 and a 1200GSA. Day/Night lighting has always been my priority in riding with my first ADV bike. I haven’t come to a decision on how to outfit the lighting on my T7 and GSA, but you have given me some ideas. I had Clearwater lights on my first bike and really appreciated the ability to infinitely adjust the brightness level. I didn’t know Denali offered that option…despite looking at their stuff pretty heavily. You have a new subscriber in me. Ride safe!!!
Nice to have you following along. I’ve been really impressed with the quality of the Denali product line. I’ve put the bike through some pretty rough terrain and have had no issues whatsoever. The DialDim controller is amazing due to the integration options, the ability to operate two sets of lights and also offers voltage cut off in case you leave the lights on while the bike is off. Denali also offers bike specific wording harnesses making it a super simple installation.
Hello Paul, quick question. In this video you mentioned you changed your front signals to a different yamaha signals. Do you remember what model and year they came off of? I have a 23 t7 and I have the ugly large pumpkins 🎃 that I would like to replace. I did purchase the D3's with dial dim etc. And install starts tomorrow.. Great video thanks for taking the time to put this together
I did this in phases due to the cost but on my next bike I will definitely do an in depth installation video. Denali will always be my go to for lighting. I’ve been extremely happy with their products over the past 3 years.
Can you please do a video on your preferred riding gear? I have to start purchasing. I have old MX gear and Harley gear but that isn’t going to cut it.
@@ABIKETHING I honestly love your Channel and the great content. My next bike will likely be a BMW so I’ll be watching even more. Keep up the great work and thanks for all the information you’ve provided me over the past two years.
I am late to the post - however, I get the 2 lights sets on the Dial Dim, but how did you hook up the switch backs front and rear. Thanks for your reply if you get to read this.
Hey there. Likely easier for me to direct you to two videos along with time stamps to get the details. For the fronts (4:16) th-cam.com/video/hiWAEXtC1Tc/w-d-xo.htmlsi=yNqJY6WeTjS_FhpB Rear lights (5:30) th-cam.com/video/F50GfqBOXNY/w-d-xo.htmlsi=gfaTc0_p7rNJz9ZC
This is the tank bag I have and it’s awesome. I love how it doesn’t sit directly on the tank, and it has a quick release to remove. fortnine.ca/en/sw-motech-pro-engage-tank-bag-bc-trs-00-107-30000?gclid=Cj0KCQjwmvSoBhDOARIsAK6aV7g0TgrtRvbm6fe6y5S-uhnkHcMECUlJaAb6uEnwgOLRk5kKo1WwJrAaAjtGEALw_wcB I have a 2 litre hydration bladder from MEC inside
Hi there! May I know to which wire did you tap for the high beam function? I understand that it is negative trigger so the need for a relay to send a 12V positive to the Dialdim.
Awesome. Glad you got it sorted out. You’ll be super happy with it. Works awesome especially with two sets of lights! It’s so great having the independent control. Enjoy!
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Wow what a set up 👆🏻
Thank you! The quality and performance of their products exceeded my expectations.
Super informative video. Thank you .
Great video! I have both a T7 and a 1200GSA. Day/Night lighting has always been my priority in riding with my first ADV bike. I haven’t come to a decision on how to outfit the lighting on my T7 and GSA, but you have given me some ideas. I had Clearwater lights on my first bike and really appreciated the ability to infinitely adjust the brightness level. I didn’t know Denali offered that option…despite looking at their stuff pretty heavily. You have a new subscriber in me. Ride safe!!!
Nice to have you following along. I’ve been really impressed with the quality of the Denali product line. I’ve put the bike through some pretty rough terrain and have had no issues whatsoever.
The DialDim controller is amazing due to the integration options, the ability to operate two sets of lights and also offers voltage cut off in case you leave the lights on while the bike is off.
Denali also offers bike specific wording harnesses making it a super simple installation.
I can't find a video of someone adding fog lights to their bike.
They either: 1) Don't add lights or 2) They add ALL the lights. Nice video though.
Great video and awesome lights! 😍
Thank you! Hands down my favourite farkles on my machine. Thanks for creating such an awesome lineup of products. #bigfan
3:25 Holy crap!🙉 What horn is that?!? The horn on my t7 sounds like a snoring cricket🦻🏽
Right? The T7 horn is terrible. This is the Denali Sound bomb mini.
great job, subscribed!
Awesome, thank you!
🙏❤️ Love from Scotland ❤️🙏
Right back at you!
Hello Paul, quick question. In this video you mentioned you changed your front signals to a different yamaha signals. Do you remember what model and year they came off of? I have a 23 t7 and I have the ugly large pumpkins 🎃 that I would like to replace. I did purchase the D3's with dial dim etc. And install starts tomorrow.. Great video thanks for taking the time to put this together
YME-H0789-00-10 that’s the part number for the signals.
@@adv4me Thank-you!!!
Great video! Wondering if you could show the installation process next time. Thanks
I did this in phases due to the cost but on my next bike I will definitely do an in depth installation video. Denali will always be my go to for lighting. I’ve been extremely happy with their products over the past 3 years.
@@adv4me thanks!!
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Can you please do a video on your preferred riding gear? I have to start purchasing. I have old MX gear and Harley gear but that isn’t going to cut it.
Great idea! Stay tuned
@@adv4me Thank you!
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@@ABIKETHING I honestly love your Channel and the great content. My next bike will likely be a BMW so I’ll be watching even more. Keep up the great work and thanks for all the information you’ve provided me over the past two years.
Hi great video, what crash bar do you have fitted on your T7 please and what light fittings did you use?
Hello. I have the Outback Motortek crash bars and I’ve used the Denali light bar mount. Fits like a glove with these crash bars.
denalielectronics.com/collections/motorcycle-light-mounts/products/driving-light-mount-yamaha-tenere-700-21-21?variant=36174024343720
I am late to the post - however, I get the 2 lights sets on the Dial Dim, but how did you hook up the switch backs front and rear. Thanks for your reply if you get to read this.
Hey there. Likely easier for me to direct you to two videos along with time stamps to get the details.
For the fronts (4:16)
th-cam.com/video/hiWAEXtC1Tc/w-d-xo.htmlsi=yNqJY6WeTjS_FhpB
Rear lights (5:30)
th-cam.com/video/F50GfqBOXNY/w-d-xo.htmlsi=gfaTc0_p7rNJz9ZC
Unrelated question what's your tank bag hydration set up brand ?
This is the tank bag I have and it’s awesome. I love how it doesn’t sit directly on the tank, and it has a quick release to remove. fortnine.ca/en/sw-motech-pro-engage-tank-bag-bc-trs-00-107-30000?gclid=Cj0KCQjwmvSoBhDOARIsAK6aV7g0TgrtRvbm6fe6y5S-uhnkHcMECUlJaAb6uEnwgOLRk5kKo1WwJrAaAjtGEALw_wcB
I have a 2 litre hydration bladder from MEC inside
How do you like S4 at night are they bright enough for the size?
They are incredibly bright.
Nice setup…Where in Ontario are you from?
Im in Burlington and you?
@@adv4me Kitchener
Hi there! May I know to which wire did you tap for the high beam function? I understand that it is negative trigger so the need for a relay to send a 12V positive to the Dialdim.
Sorry for the delay. You likely have found the answer since posting this. You need to tap into the yellow wire.
@@adv4me thank you very much for your reply. Yup it is the yellow wire but have to run a relay by it.
I have a wiring diagram if that helps you?
@@adv4me no worries mate. I’ve found the yellow wire and have since got the dialdim to work perfectly. 😊
Awesome. Glad you got it sorted out. You’ll be super happy with it. Works awesome especially with two sets of lights! It’s so great having the independent control. Enjoy!