Install Givi E135 Stop Light Kit on a V47 Top Case (Kawasaki Versys Guide)

Enhance your rear visibility and safety on the road by adding the Givi E135 LED Stop Light Kit to your Givi V47 Monokey top case. In this step-by-step, we walk you through the complete installation process on a Kawasaki Versys, covering everything from mounting the LEDs inside the V47 case to routing the wiring through the top case plate for a clean, tidy finish with automatic contact points. No matter what bike you ride, this was done on our Versys 1000, this upgrade ensures following traffic notices your braking instantly. *Disclaimer: this is not meant as a tutorial however it is just documenting how we done this and keeping it as clean and tidy a job as possible. We purchased this kit ourselves from 24mx website and cost approx. €63 delivered and is not sponsored in anyway. Tools & Parts we used Givi E135 LED Stop Light Kit (specifically for the V47 top case) - Link: Givi Stop Light Kit | 24MX https://share.google/Zcq67JYXGoOAkHoPk Givi Top Case Plate (Monokey compatible) Electric drill and small drill bits Small hammer Screwdriver set Wire strippers / crimping tool Multimeter (recommended to test brake lines) I also used 2 part epoxy resin glue, hot glue stick, masking tape, and duct tape. **Electrical Safety Warning - Always disconnect your motorcycle's battery or turn off the ignition before splicing into factory wiring to prevent short circuits or blowing fuses. Note I have not spliced into any wiring but added to the existing connector at the existing tail/brake light.** Special thanks to ‪@goosecustomsireland7129‬ for helping with connecting to the existing wiring. Timestamp: 0:00 - What are we doing 0:52 - What is in the box 1:40 - Placing the LEDs in the top case 2:40 - Connecting the LEDs to the connector block 3:25 - Matching the polarity in the top case 5:09 - Punching the hole in the top case 7:13 - Drilling the Kawasaki top plate 7:50 - Setting the plate connector height 8:50 - Gluing the plate connector in place 9:46 - Routing the power cable securely in the top plate 11:58 - Testing the power for the tail light and brake light 13:11 - Givi supplied electric connectors 13:46 - How we connected the power cable for the lights 16:21 - Lights in daylight 16:37 - Lights in darkness If you found this video helpful, please give it a thumbs up, drop a comment if you have any questions about the wiring process, and subscribe for more motorcycle related content. #GiviV47 #KawasakiVersys #Versys650 #Versys1000 #GiviE135 #MotorcycleSafety #TopCaseLights #DIYMotorcycle #GiviMonokey #tourson2wheels #adventureisoutthere #motorcyclemaintanence #addingaccessories #electrical #goosecustoms #motorcycle #irishbiker