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Old 05-15-2015, 05:44 PM
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Debating on adding a light bar with Trucklite Phase 7 head light and passing lights....opinions??
 
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i think it would look good
 
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Your bike looks cold without it. But i have never liked the light bars to much
 
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Originally Posted by jmn1960
i think it would look good
 
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Hard to say ... your bike looks good as it is, adding a light bar "might" give it a less aggressive appearance. I'd definitely go with the TL P7 headlight though.
 
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Looks good as is. the light bar beefs up the front a lot if thats what you want. no light bar and no crash bar looks more streamline.
 
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With a name like Jameson I'd skip the light bar and move up to a whiskey bar. Call me when you open!
 
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Were you thinking about adding the light bar for style, or for visibility?
I don't think a conventional light bar would be the best thing for style, on that particular bike. There are much less conspicuous options for increasing lighting.
 
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I like the Vicla look I'm just not sure the light bar will flow with my bike. That's my biggest concern, cosmetics lol.
 
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Originally Posted by Jameson
I like the Vicla look I'm just not sure the light bar will flow with my bike. That's my biggest concern, cosmetics lol.
Yep, with the 21'er, td's flowing way back, its a nice streamlined look.
 


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