Having just taken delivery of thew CVO Road King FLHRSE4 I want to be seen by traffic and add extra lights
Although the standard Road King has"passing lights" I would like to add lights that match the bullet form of the indicator lights and have the option of a smoked lens if possible

The modificaion would move the indicator lights onto the center mount instead of being on the handlebars.
Does anyone knowof a sourcefor matching passing lights that are also powerul beams?
The Harley accessory book seems to be missing this.

Morrisman

 

morrisman, check out the pictures i have of my SERK. I dont have the part numbers in front of me but everything came from HD catalog.

https://www.hdforums.com/m_2772043/tm.htm

 

Morrisman I believe you are talking about this:
http://www.harley-davidson.com/gma/g...bmLocale=en_US

wouldkarver - how did you wire those. I do not mean where did the wires come from I know the signals and spots can both be wired with existing wires inside the nacell, but did you drill a hole to get the wires from the kit into the nacell or ....? I have seen this done on one other bike and they pulled the wires back behind the aux lights and into the nacell. From your pictures it looks like you have done something else - cleaner....?

 

bikerbehaviorist, those particular auxiliary lights are exactly what I got. I saw them on a UC on the showroom floor where I bought my bike. I didnt install them myself. All of the extras that I have on the bike where installed by the dealership the day it arrived. I had 2-1/2 months of waiting for it to arrive so I had plenty of time to decide. And they also had the smoked lenses that morrisman was asking about. I did that because all HD products that they install within 30 or 60 days from purchase date will be covered under the warranty, that includes the extendid warranty. But I will look to see how they routed the wires and maybe take some pics if you like.

 

Pics would be great!

 

Here's mine. I had the dealer install the passing lights. They do make a difference in "being seen".