A discrete navigation tower.
Table of Contents
- Base Frame
- Headlight Frame
- Visor Frame
- Hella M60 Spacers
- Hella M60 Wiring Diagram
- Navigation Mounts
- Parts required
Questions? You can post them on reddit or advrider.com
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About
This is a DIY-project for building a replacement headlight for the European (2021-2024) version of the CRF300L. I suppose the US version will also fit because the headlight looks the same. It is not compatible with the new EU version (2025 – ) nor with the Asian/Australian version of the CRF.
If you own or have access to a 3D-printer, have some soldering skills, you can build this entire HeadLite yourself.
It makes it possible to attach an Asian/Australian headlight visor and also functions as a lite navigation tower.
Instead of the original Asian LED unit, it uses street-legal Hella M60 low beam and high beam lights. The beam of these lights can be adjusted using printable spacers (+/- 0 to 5 degrees).
On top of the “HeadLite” there is room for mounting a GPS, phone, CarPlay-unit or small tablet.
The weight of the entire HeadLite without the Navigation Mount is 1560 g, which is 730 g heavier than the stock headlight.
Printing
3D Files
The STL-files can be found here:
- HeadLite: www.printables.com/model/1169113-crf300l-headlite-discrete-navigation-tower/files
- Navigation Mounts: www.printables.com/model/1196886-crf300l-headlite-various-navigation-mounts/files
Filament used
- PETG
Print Settings
- Layer height: 0.2mm
- Perimeters: min. 6 (important for strength)
- Fill density: 15%
- Fill pattern: Gyroid (important for strength)
- Supports: Support on build plate only