Auxillary lights on a sportster?
#12
Don't get it wrong, if you remove the eyebrow then you have to get creative to create a mount. Not a big deal if you have tools and experience. If you do not, just ask somebody to modify it to be mounted upside down. The light itself has to stay the way it was designed, just the case has to be modified slightly to allow 180 degrees rotation.
Edit: I can help RonT1972 at no charge, but the trip from Silicon Valley to here is rather long ... then again, just let me know if you are coming this way.
Edit: I can help RonT1972 at no charge, but the trip from Silicon Valley to here is rather long ... then again, just let me know if you are coming this way.
Last edited by Von_Zipper; 10-18-2012 at 08:27 PM.
#14
I rode for a bit without the aux lights but find using them gives a bit more lateral lighting, distance is a bit extended but the hi-beam lights the long distance you need for deer evasion.
Alignment is key, stand off a wall at 25 ft, check for light placement, should be 3 ft to the top of the light beam, any more pi$$es off oncoming traffic, who knows you may like that idea!
Good luck,
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Alignment is key, stand off a wall at 25 ft, check for light placement, should be 3 ft to the top of the light beam, any more pi$$es off oncoming traffic, who knows you may like that idea!
Good luck,
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Last edited by DavidStiebel; 10-19-2012 at 04:53 AM.
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