How To Install LED Light In The Motorcycle Top Box

Many times during the night you need a light to see into your top box but you don't have it so we all use our cellphones or a flashlight and after some use it has low battery. In this video you are going to see a way to install a led strip into your top box without damages . But first of all a helpfull way to make your life easier. Sure you can do it alone because no special tools required. Enjoy it!
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Attention if you are not familiar with the tools or you don't understand exactly the procedure of any task about the topic that you are going to deal do not proceed. The video is for educational purposes only. Driver's Habits is not responsible for any damage that you cause to your vechicle or to your equipment. The first priority is the self safety so if you decide to proceed in any action you do it on your own risk.

[@miroslavpatche2705]

nice job

[@MrAnadad]

Greeks are fixing led light now

[@kostantinostop3737]

With that you can't take off the top case, do you have a solution for that?

[@FeralSparky]

Yeah you wire in a quick disconnect plug

[@dadecalz7210]

what is the name of switch?

[@suloman5845]

im confused. how did you menaged to light up the led when button is off?

[@evren_irgin]

The battery is discharged when the switch is broken, not good ..

[@jaideepthakur]

GIVI strongly not recommended. I bought GIVI blade B37 top box 2 months ago and have been facing numerous quality related issues. Contacted GIVI Italy/ India and they refused to even look into the problems seriously and displayed care a damn attitude towards these short falls. After my personal experience, GIVI made me believe that they are an overrated, unprofessional and arrogant company to patronise with. 1. The base plate rubbers are made of material which tends to stick to the top box. Due to this this, every-time I remove the top box, the rubbers sticks to the box and come off. The first time this happened, I lost those rubbers on a highway and then, had to go and look for them in the middle of the night. If you lose these mounting rubbers, your top box will rattle crazily and will that will eventually damage the base plate/ box. 2. The top box cover hinge has a play and due to this, the cover continuously rattles. 3. The packing rubber inside the box and the cover not fitting well. Shouldn’t that be the case, the point 2 above may not happen. 4. The push bottom of the box cover is not very smooth. I have to press really hard to push open the cover. This is dangerous, as the bike may come off the side stand and fall due to this push. I have to be very watchful and have to keep a hand behind the box while opening it. Shared all the concerns and videos with GIVI and I was quite flabbergasted by their response and reaction. They strongly made me believe now that their customer service/ satisfaction is Rock bottom. Highly overrated brand and I am in process of making a full review video of this box and posting it on KZbin shortly. Once done, will share the link here too: 👍 After using this box for 5000 odd kms, which is a mix of city, highway and off road drives, I feel one should opt for a much stable, stronger and permanently mounted top box like orange candy, Motocan, etc, as GIVI seems to be more super bikes and highway centric design and not made for an adventure bike like Himalayan, which is made to withstand constant vibrations/ beatings. After the above mentioned experience and shelling INR 1,3000/-, I felt deceived and humiliated by such an awefull experience.

[@nutzdeep4518]

What the fuck it a lead strip it is pronounced L-E-D