Trophy Driving Light Suggestions Needed.

Welcome to the forum! I had a 2013 Trophy SE, but it was completely stock, so I can't help with your question. I'm sure someone will come along that is able to provide some information.

 

Some idea of which model may help someone to give you some suggestions .......

Mk 1 ? Mk 2 ? 1215 ? Se ? all different body shapes

 

Same question: I just bought a 2013 Trophy SE. My 2011 Sprint GT had Twisted Throttle dual intensity driving lights mounted on the faring bolts at the outside of the faring, about as wide as the handlebars. They added greatly to the light on the rural roads in NJ that I often ride in the dark (PS. NJ is filthy with deer!). I'm looking for aux lights for my Trophy that help define the outside profile of the bike (for reasons of visibility) and to help spot varmints by the side of the road.
I've seen aux lights mounted to the body bolts inside the front wheel well, but they are essentially under the headlights. I was hoping for an "outboard" mounting.
Also, how do you electrically connect the wiring to the hi/lo beam switch?

Any help is greatly appreciated, even if it just ideas for me to explore! Thanks!

 

Regarding the deer, I did see someone in a UK bike magazine who had fitted an FLIR to his BMW. I could also do with that roudn my way. Bike versus a ton of stag generally does not have decent outcome for either party.

 

Hitting a Deer at speed can write your car off so you've small chance on a bike. I was chasing my mate over the Cat & Fiddle years ago when he ran over a Stoat that almost fetched him off. He was cranked over on a right hander and it went under the rear wheel making the backend step out! He nearly shit himself, I nearly pissed myself.

 

How do you know it wasn't a weasel? Apparently, they are weasely mistaken, but stoately different.

Sorry - I'll get my coat...

 

Couple of pictures of the extra lights on my sprint gt. Bought a switch from ebay and wired them straight to the battery through a relay. Think they are 10w led - weren't very expensive. The driving experience at night is miles better.