So, while on a holiday to Cornwall I was following a group of adventure bikes through the twisty turny coastal roads (jealous of the fact that they were riding bikes and I was driving my car ) and one of the bikes had a small light below the number plate that flashed 3/4 times when the brakes were pressed. What a brilliant idea! The normal tail light stayed on while the mini light just flashed when braking to grab your attention. After some research, I bought a small http:// http://kahtec.com/smart-stop-features/ flashing module (motorbike version) that connects to an existing light and flashes 6 times then turns solid. ideally I’d like to buy the Denali B6 auxiliary number plate light and wire the module to it. The issue I can see from a few YouTube videos is that; 1: they us a canbus module (mostly bmw) and I’m not sure my xsr700 will take a canbus module 2: the Denali B6 light is constantly on same as a tail light, and Both tail and number plate light get brighter when braking. I would like the Denali B6 to be off during normal riding, And only when braking the module flashes the B6 light. Im struggling to get my head around the wiring. do I need to pull a switched live from the tail light, run into the flasher module and then use it to power the B6? Does that make sense? So the B6 is only on/flashing when braking. When I come off the brakes, the B6 turns off and the tail light resumes normal operation until I brake again?o_O Any help on the matter would be greatly received Cheers
