Installed LED tri bar taillight
#12
04-29-2007, 06:38 PM
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RE: Installed LED tri bar taillight
ORIGINAL: 06hog
sweet, looks awesome, what seat do you have also? the bare bones or silh solo?
sweet, looks awesome, what seat do you have also? the bare bones or silh solo?
and dont even think about those turn signals ! I'm gettin them first
Nice choice on the tail light Hammer , I love mine too . The bike looks great [sm=icon_rock.gif]
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04-29-2007, 07:17 PM
#14
04-29-2007, 07:20 PM
RE: Installed LED tri bar taillight
ORIGINAL: Loud1
You ask 2 many questions [sm=smarty.gif]
and dont even think about those turn signals ! I'm gettin them first
Nice choice on the tail light Hammer , I love mine too . The bike looks great [sm=icon_rock.gif]
ORIGINAL: 06hog
sweet, looks awesome, what seat do you have also? the bare bones or silh solo?
sweet, looks awesome, what seat do you have also? the bare bones or silh solo?
and dont even think about those turn signals ! I'm gettin them first
Nice choice on the tail light Hammer , I love mine too . The bike looks great [sm=icon_rock.gif]
The turn signals come either chrome or "raw"....I ordered mine chrome by mistake. I scuffed up the chrome and sprayed them with wrinkle black spray paint and then cooked them on my grill to fast dry. (it said to on the can...use heat at least.
)I was going to use HD wrinkle paintbut I just about passed out when I saw they wanted 22 bucks a can for it at the dealer.
I bought some at Advance Auto Parts and it matched perfectly.
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04-29-2007, 08:42 PM
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04-29-2007, 11:00 PM
#17
04-30-2007, 12:35 AM
RE: Installed LED tri bar taillight
I put the same on my '07 train, then left off the tag and side mounted it - -there's two little holes where the tag should go - kind of awkward to cut off, but they look bad w/out a tag - anyone done anything w/those? Suggestions? I put the light on after lowering - should have installed it before I lowered it - it was tough getting to those bolts!
I'd show a pic, but it keeps coming up w/an error - help!
BTW, your bike looks great!
I'd show a pic, but it keeps coming up w/an error - help!
BTW, your bike looks great!
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04-30-2007, 12:36 AM
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RE: Installed LED tri bar taillight
ORIGINAL: Loud1
You ask 2 many questions [sm=smarty.gif]
and dont even think about those turn signals ! I'm gettin them first
Nice choice on the tail light Hammer , I love mine too . The bike looks great [sm=icon_rock.gif]
ORIGINAL: 06hog
sweet, looks awesome, what seat do you have also? the bare bones or silh solo?
sweet, looks awesome, what seat do you have also? the bare bones or silh solo?
and dont even think about those turn signals ! I'm gettin them first
Nice choice on the tail light Hammer , I love mine too . The bike looks great [sm=icon_rock.gif]
Lata
#19
04-30-2007, 12:39 AM
RE: Installed LED tri bar taillight
ORIGINAL: bak n blak
I put the same on my '07 train, then left off the tag and side mounted it - -there's two little holes where the tag should go - kind of awkward to cut off, but they look bad w/out a tag - anyone done anything w/those? Suggestions? I put the light on after lowering - should have installed it before I lowered it - it was tough getting to those bolts!
I'd show a pic, but it keeps coming up w/an error - help!
BTW, your bike looks great!
I put the same on my '07 train, then left off the tag and side mounted it - -there's two little holes where the tag should go - kind of awkward to cut off, but they look bad w/out a tag - anyone done anything w/those? Suggestions? I put the light on after lowering - should have installed it before I lowered it - it was tough getting to those bolts!
I'd show a pic, but it keeps coming up w/an error - help!
BTW, your bike looks great!
Email me the pic bpm2k@comcast.net and I will post it for you.
As for being tough to get to the bolts...amen to that one. It wasn't terrible but it would have been a hell of a lot easier without the lowering kit.
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04-30-2007, 12:58 AM
