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looking for some more lights to put on the back of my wifes Heritage , been looking at the turn signal light bar from HD , but can not find one to look at and do not really want to order one with out seeing one first , has any body used one or seen one to know if they are very bright , any recomendations
 
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looking for some more lights to put on the back of my wifes Heritage , been looking at the turn signal light bar from HD , but can not find one to look at and do not really want to order one with out seeing one first , has any body used one or seen one to know if they are very bright , any recomendations


get a led tailight from brightasslights.com

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You might check out the auxiliary brake light / running light / turn signal conversion kit. You swap the yellow turn signal lenses to red, then they also work as brake lights and running lights. Turn signals still work as before. You end up with three bright tail lights that include three bright brake lights. It works with a simple plug-in dongle under the seat. Costs around $60.
 
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You might check out the auxiliary brake light / running light / turn signal conversion kit. You swap the yellow turn signal lenses to red, then they also work as brake lights and running lights. Turn signals still work as before. You end up with three bright tail lights that include three bright brake lights. It works with a simple plug-in dongle under the seat. Costs around $60.
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Do the brake/run light module AND a BAL. (Bright *** Light)
 
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I've got the light bar on my S/E RG standard. Looks nice, doesn't help much.

Since I took the Tour Pak off for daily riding, ( it has an LED Spoiler light too,) I've almost gotten tagged twice from behind in the dark mornings on the way to work in just the last 2 weeks.

Last Thursday I ordered the auxialiary Brake/Turn module through E-Bay and I can't wait for it to get here!
 
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I have the HD run,turn,brake kit on my Heritageand it makes a huge difference. I also added two red LED puck ligts to the back , one on the sissy bar that is at eye level to most passenger cars.
 
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I had the module and BrightAssLight on my Sporty, but for the Heritage I went with the HD LED tail light + turn signal kits, which cost about the same. No module needed for run/brake/turn on the HD and it looks good. I liked the BAS but wasn't crazy about how dirt and rain could get in from the fender because the tail light isn't sealed in the back like the OEM. There's an adhesive-backed liner that comes with it that you use to plug the gaps . . . Makes it universal.
 
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did the turn signal conversion when I bought it will check into the bal , have seen alot of led's that did not change much between tail and brake
 
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I installed the r/b/t adapter and the LED (HD) light. Makes a big difference.
 


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