I wish I could see more pics of it installed.

 

Looks a lot like the one made or sold by Joker Machine.

http://www.jokermachine.com/itemstre...;Placeholder=0

Got a similar high dollar price tag too.

 

Yeah, it looks like Joker doesn't have the black option though.

 

How much you want to bet if you wave money at them they won't get one powdercoated for you?
Even then being aboutdoublethe cost of the Tri-Bar puts it wayout of my price league.

 

I love my tri bar, but the fact I've gotten 2 bad one and Harley doesn't want to do anything about it, well let's just say %#@@!@!!!

 

No problem with mine at all but I'm thinking I'm going to do the dielectric grease in the connector anyway just for insurance...

 

Well I wish I weren't soelectronically challenged, I'd love to find the problem. I know the bike is bleeding some current to the light when it gets wet, what I was told is that the current is too low for a regular light but an LED will run on such alowvoltage. See, my stock brake light didn't have this problem. But when the bike gets wet, there's, maybe 2or3 volts bleeding through. I replaced the front brake switch, I haven't replaced the rear but I did test it. I was just glad to see that I'm not the only one cause my stealer is making me out to be the f'up here since I installed the light. This makes me madder then hell cause I think I can handle 4 screws and 3 plug n play connectors!