Denali Auxiliary Light Mounts For Crashbars – 32-38mm

₹13,500.00

Secure your auxiliary lights on tubular crash bars, guards or frame tubes (32-38 mm diameter) with this premium mount kit from Denali. Built for adventure and durability.

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SKU: LAH.00.10400.B Category: Tags: , Brand:
Description

Upgrade your lighting setup with the Denali LAH.00.10400.B mount kit — a robust, versatile solution designed to fit tubes from 32 mm to 38 mm (1.25″–1.5″) diameter.

Crafted from billet aluminium with a sleek anodised finish, this kit includes two high-clamp brackets that grip securely, plus rotatable mounting shelves for adjustable beam-direction.

Key Features:

  • Fit range: 32-38 mm diameter tubes.
  • Octagonal inner clamp profile for strong grip across varying tube sizes.
  • Optional rotatable mounting shelf giving extra axis of adjustability.
  • Accepts standard M8 bolt light-pods; mounting shelf or direct clamp usage.
  • Anodised black finish for corrosion resistance and premium look

Benefits:

  • Enables you to mount auxiliary lights in a secure, professional way — no creative makeshift solutions required.
  • Ideal for adventure bikes and dual-sport motorcycles with crash bars or frame tubes in the 32-38 mm range.
  • The adjustability lets you fine-tune lighting angle for optimal beam direction and protection from impacts.
  • Durable materials mean better longevity even under vibration, off-road or touring conditions.

Product Specifications

Material: Aluminium
Surface: Anodized
Color: Black
Compatible Crashbar Diameters: 32-38mm

What’s in the box?

Mounting clamps x 2
Rotatable mounting shelves x 2
Mounting material
Mounting instructions

Additional information
Weight0.22 kg
Dimensions5.4 × 4.3 × 2.2 cm
BRANDDenali Electronics
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