Taillight for 2008 Train?
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RE: Taillight for 2008 Train?
I put the Tri-Bar on my bike last year and have been VERY happy with it.
It fits better than anything else and is brighter than the standard same as every other Harley tailight.
This is what it looks like when its just "on".
And this is what it looks like with the brake "on".
The pics don't do it justice, its actually a bit brighter than it appears.
The camera'sautomatic setting dims over bright lights.
I made the "plate" up from some scrap aluminum I had laying around to back up the state issued plate because its kinda thin and with that big tire chucking rocks at it all the time I suspected that it would not survive too long if I left it unsupported somehow. Its also great for deflectingrocks and road debris fromthat expensive LED light assembly.
It fits better than anything else and is brighter than the standard same as every other Harley tailight.
This is what it looks like when its just "on".
And this is what it looks like with the brake "on".
The pics don't do it justice, its actually a bit brighter than it appears.
The camera'sautomatic setting dims over bright lights.
I made the "plate" up from some scrap aluminum I had laying around to back up the state issued plate because its kinda thin and with that big tire chucking rocks at it all the time I suspected that it would not survive too long if I left it unsupported somehow. Its also great for deflectingrocks and road debris fromthat expensive LED light assembly.
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