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Old 03-20-2016, 04:22 PM
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Finally got around to installing the Motolights I won last summer. They should see me coming now!

 
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If someone says they didn't see you,they are lying.
 
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Looks good, what bracket did you use, attaching point.
 
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They come with everything needed and mount to the brake calipers.
 
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They look nice. I can't decide whether to mount some there or on the engine guard.
 
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If they hit you , They are aiming!!! WOW!!!
 
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I've had them on various Harley's for years. A number of the motor officers here in the DFW area do too. They really need them considering that the pursuit lights replace our passing lamps.
 
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I used the Custom Dynamics version of the motolights called Cool Magic. They are LED and only draw 3/4 of one amp and are super bright. They are on caliper mounts as well. I can tell you that motorists do notice me coming much better, I can tell by their actions at stop signs etc. Years ago the AMA did a study on lighting and referred to this as "three points of light" and acknowledged it does in fact greatly improve your visibility.
 
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Motolight has LED in clear and amber. The clear ones have a great spread for lighting up the shoulders and critters eyes at night.
 
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Those are nice lights! ... pretty pricey too. How were you fortunate enough to win them?
 


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