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Old 12-01-2014, 08:05 PM
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Default cirius engine guard lights

anyone use these lights? i took the driving lights off to make it a street glide again instead of an ultra street. i wonder if these would provide some extra side light like the driving lights or are they just to help being seen. they $198 at jp cycles which is about the same as most crash bar fog lights

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These look incredible. Definitely looking at these next time around. They are smaller and look to be around 3 times brighter then the Harley version I use presently ... awesome.

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Almost had me another one of those 'gotta have these' moments that I got from here and other forums that have cost me a some serious coin. Thank God I managed to get past this. I guess mostly cause I have new black Lindby engine guard going on. Still keeping an eye on something similar that would blend nicely but pray I can overcome the weakness.
 
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Those are pretty damn cool!
 
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Those look bad ***, I wonder if they would bother the rider in front of you in their mirror
 
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Great, thanks Man. now I have to look at these friggin things.............. I will blame you for this wallet raid.......................... they look cool though
 
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This might be great way to solve for side or road lighting on a SG. Only concern is if they might wash out your turn signals.

If they do they still Might be good for county roads after dark if you can wire them to an aux switch.
 
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how about if you have hwy pegs? also how does the wiring get there?
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Went to the Cirius website and you have to drill and tap holes in the engine guard running the wires through the engine guard.
 
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I sent them a message if they will work with lowers it looks like it should?
They responded quick and say they work with lowers and highway pegs
 

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