Radial 7 AutoMoto Light (Single Light)

The Radial7 is a 5,700 lumen auxiliary light for adventure and touring motorcycles, designed and built in West Sussex. That output figure is measured from the front of the light rather than added up from LED datasheet claims, which is why it looks conservative next to some competitors quoting theoretical numbers. It connects to your motorcycle's LIN bus and runs off the switchgear you already have. There is no relay to mount, no fuse tap, no aftermarket switch pod and no loom taped under the tank. Brightness, mode and colour changes happen through the bike's own controls with no lag. On supported bikes, fitting takes around [X] minutes. The LED matrix runs variable from warm to white and shifts while you ride. Warm light cuts back-glare in fog, dust and heavy rain, where cold white bounces straight back at you; switch to white when you want distance and detail on an unlit road. Flood and DRL modes blend white into a bright amber flood for daylight running, because amber reads as a vehicle to drivers at junctions, which is where bikes get missed. Fog Mode drops the beam low, warm and wide, putting light on the road surface and verges rather than into the wall of water in front of you. Marshalling Mode gives a distinct flash and colour pattern for riding in formation or holding position at an event, so the rider behind knows which light is yours.