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Do yourself a favor and get the Badlands controller. It will work with any type of incandesent bulb or L.E.D. and alarm if you have one. It's also plug & play.
Originally Posted by ezriderpgh
What he said.
I have the Badlands unit on my 2009 Road Glide. I had the Harley one on my 1998 Ultra. I like it better than the Harley one. The Badlands one cost more than the Harley, but you don't need anything else to use LED bulbs.
It has the running light stay on when the turn signal is activated. Harley does not. The Badlands one is already loaded for use with any blub, or LED. It is safe for use with the new Factory Alarm system, as well as the older ones. Just Plug-N-Play.
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