PA motorcycle law I was not aware of

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05-18-2007 | 12:06 AM

cHarley

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From: Boynton Beach, FloriDuh

RE: PA motorcycle law I was not aware of

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Hey CHarley - is that an aux lighting kit on your bike or did you just relocate the front turn signals?

I'm really thinking of the aux lighting kit - I like the looks and potential increased visibility.

The module comes from Kuryakyn & plugs in under the seat. Then you change the rear turn signal lenses to red ones. There is no signal relocation required.

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05-18-2007 | 09:51 PM

TestFlyer

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RE: PA motorcycle law I was not aware of

Actually, I was referring to the front lights. The more I look at yours, it looks like your front turn signals are lowered to the forks. I thought you had the aux lighting up front - you know, the larger lights each side of the headlamp. The aux light kit is on my list - looks pricey. Wonder what the dealer charges for install?

Someone did a post on this a while back - I'll look for it.

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#23

05-18-2007 | 10:21 PM

cHarley

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From: Boynton Beach, FloriDuh

RE: PA motorcycle law I was not aware of

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Actually, I was referring to the front lights. The more I look at yours, it looks like your front turn signals are lowered to the forks. I thought you had the aux lighting up front - you know, the larger lights each side of the headlamp. The aux light kit is on my list - looks pricey. Wonder what the dealer charges for install?

Someone did a post on this a while back - I'll look for it.

Yes, what I did was relocate the front turn signals down to the forks using bullet housings & smoked lenses. I think your looking for the aux passing light kit.

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