GIVI S321 Led Projector: an approved light supplement

GIVI S321 Led Projector – GIVI I send it to enduro lovers, always looking for new and better light sources, especially for evening outings with their own two-wheeler. As? With GIVI S321 Led Projector. This is a new projector, an evolution of the S310 Trekker Light with halogen light and subsequently from the S320 with LED.

Waterproof and approved as fog lights, the spotlight in question uses LED technology and consumes only 8 watts (16 watts for the pair, a value that does not put the battery in crisis and also allows use on small/medium displacement motorbikes). The light beam provided is of the lenticular type: direct but not dazzling for vehicles passing along the road. The circuitry supplied does not interfere with the correct functioning of the electrical system (control unit, ignition, etc.) and includes fuse, wiring for direct connection to the battery and waterproof switch to be mounted on the handlebars. The set also includes a third cable for connection - not mandatory but often appreciated - to the motorcycle's ignition lock.

The S321 also convinces from an aesthetic point of view: its aluminum chassis is characterized by light fins; The main body, painted in total black, contrasts with the silver frame that supports the lens. The mounting versatility is a further strong point. The pair of spotlights can be easily fixed to all engine guards with a tubular diameter between 21 and 25 mm via a ring support, adjustable horizontally and vertically for the correct directionality of the light beam.

The price suggested by the house for a pair of spotlights is 317 Euros. For the S321 kit GIVI has created the LIGHT SUPPORT (prices starting from 24 euros), an accessory that allows you to use the two spotlights even in the absence of a motor guard. It is a 25 mm diameter tubular bar that is mounted under the headlight, and which nothing prevents from also being used as a "handhold" for an action camera. At the moment the accessory is available for BMW Nine T and R1200 RT, Kawasaki Versys 650, Yamaha Tracer 700, Honda NC750X.