

B6 plug-and-play dual brake light kit for Kawasaki KLR 650
Due pod, placchette e cablaggio
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B6 plug-and-play dual brake light kit for Kawasaki KLR 650
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Contacts
1.740on the couple
Lumen
126 per pod
LED
2position and stop
Circuits
IP67
Protection
Kit contents
Pair of B6 brake lights, wiring adapter for KLR 650, and double mounting plates
DENALI codes DNL.B6.003, DNL.WHS.22200, and LAH.DRL.10100
Luminous flux
1.740
Six LEDs per pod, twelve in total, dual-circuit running light and brake light
Viewing angle
180
Water resistance
IP67
Small plates
On the sides of the original license plate holder
The standard license plate holder remains on the motorcycle: the plates only secure the modules
Model
Kawasaki KLR 650
Due luci freno sulla KLR, 1.740 lumen
Everything you need to know before ordering
Technical specifications, equipment, delivery, and warranty: below you’ll find every detail verified against the official DENALI documentation.
Code DNLWHS23600K — DENALI code DNL.WHS.23600
The complete brake light setup for the Kawasaki KLR 650: two B6 pods on either side of the license plate, 1,740 lumens combined, with dedicated mounting plates and the specific wiring adapter already included in the kit.
Two lights spaced apart are easier to recognize than a single point: the rider behind you perceives the motorcycle's width and therefore its actual distance. Dual circuit — running light at 50%, brake light at 100% — six LEDs per pod, 180-degree viewing angle, IP67 rating.
Kit contents: 2× B6 brake light pods (DNLB6003), 1× wiring adapter for KLR 650 (DNLWHS22200) and 1× pair of double mounting plates for B6 modules (LAHDRL10100). The plates mount the modules on either side of the original license plate holder, which remains on the motorcycle.
If a single light is enough for you, the single-pod version is available: code DNLWHS23500K. Note, however, that it replaces the license plate holder, while this version does not.
Stated compatibility: Kawasaki KLR 650.
Why choose it
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Technical data
Documents and manufacturer
Two light sources are easier to see than one
The original license plate holder stays in place
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