CYCLOPS KTM 1190 LED Light Bar Instructions

KTM 1190 LED Light Bar instructions

Thank you for Choosing Cyclops Adventure sports for your Axillary lighting needs. If you are unfamiliar with adding

electrical devices to your motorcycle we recommend seeking professional assistance.

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First start by removing the gas tank and all plastic panels to gain access to the KTM headlight.

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Remove the bikes headlight and set it aside, make sure not to scratch the plastic lens.

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Remove the belly pan around the forks (under the headlight)

Once you have the belly pan removed use the cyclops aluminum bracket as a guide and drill the two ¼ inch holes

for the Led light Bar mounts., make sure the mount ears are in the pockets where the two forward screws that

hold the belly pan on the bike.

• Now drill the hole where the power cable for the Led light bar will go through, We

recommend using use a ¾ inch step bit or hole saw for this.

Table of Contents

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Page 1 Remove the belly pan around the forks (under the headlight) Once you have the belly pan removed use the cyclops aluminum bracket as a guide and drill the two ¼ inch holes for the Led light Bar mounts., make sure the mount ears are in the pockets where the two forward screws that hold the belly pan on the bike.
Page 2 Its now time to move on to the wire harness install, If you have ordered the Skene dimmable option fallow the included Skene/Cyclops instructions. • Mount the relay into the back of the factory headlight bucket, use a zip tie to fasten the relay to the rear of the headlight bucket See the photo on the next page.
Page 3 KTM headlight bucket. Its also ok to tie all ground wires together. • If you are only using the light bar for ON/OFF operation run the cyclops wire that is labeled to switched power to the headlights high beam power wire, use the positap supplied to tap into the High beam wire •...
Page 4 • Use the included two Allen headed bolts for this, This part requires a ball end Allen wrench and or a bit of patience, the bolts are not easy to get two, but doable. Use a pair of small pliers to get the bolts into the hole then use the Allen wrench to tighten the two bolts.