New Motolights installed on Road Glide
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New Motolights installed on Road Glide
My local Harley dealer has a 'discount run' once a year. Go to one of their stores pick a discount, go to another (any of 4) pick a 'multiplier' Multiply dioscount by multiplier and get that much off any purchases that day up to $500 discount. It is possible to get 100% (FREE STUFF) up to $500! This year I got 49%, so I bought some stuff including these nifty polished Motolights that I installed tonight. Installation was straight forward and took no more than an hour, including a call to Motolights for some questions. I must say their costomer service is good! They called me back at 7pm on a Friday evening! Anyway we are in the middle of some freaking monsoon, so I didn't get a chance to ride with them, but they sure look bright and I am a big believer in more lights = more attention (in traffic) not to mention night time safety.
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Nice, have them on mine with the 50 watt bulbs, had to adjust them twice to get them where I like them, now when I hit my high's it's like the low beams are still on. Looks really good with your lowers too! Check your wrench they send you I had to mod mine a bit to make it fit easy
Here's some pic's of mine last Sat on the Dragon, got a lot of comments on the moto lights
http://www.photoreflect.com/PR3/Orde...=1&c=&a=595643
Here's some pic's of mine last Sat on the Dragon, got a lot of comments on the moto lights
http://www.photoreflect.com/PR3/Orde...=1&c=&a=595643
Last edited by gilbos440rt; 06-05-2009 at 09:50 PM.
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I've heard good things about Moto Lights and they look pretty slick on your bike.
I'm with you on the "can't have too much lighting" thing.
How do you feel about the quality of the product and the instructions that came with them?
Might be "next winter" project for me.
Mick
I'm with you on the "can't have too much lighting" thing.
How do you feel about the quality of the product and the instructions that came with them?
Might be "next winter" project for me.
Mick
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Nice, have them on mine with the 50 watt bulbs, had to adjust them twice to get them where I like them, now when I hit my high's it's like the low beams are still on. Looks really good with your lowers too! Check your wrench they send you I had to mod mine a bit to make it fit easy
Here's some pic's of mine last Sat on the Dragon, got a lot of comments on the moto lights
http://www.photoreflect.com/PR3/Orde...=1&c=&a=595643
Here's some pic's of mine last Sat on the Dragon, got a lot of comments on the moto lights
http://www.photoreflect.com/PR3/Orde...=1&c=&a=595643
That is a great shot on the dragon. I can see I'll probably get the 50 watt bulbs shortly as I just got the 35s when I ordered them. Got to get a level tomorrow and get outside and aim them, then I'm set.
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Here's a link to Motolights installation, etc. on my '04--lots of pics:
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/touri...ics-added.html
They come with a Harley-specific wiring harness that uses the accessory switch to control on/off. You could wire them differently, but doubt it would be worth the trouble--how hard is it to turn the accessory switch on/off after all?
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/touri...ics-added.html
They come with a Harley-specific wiring harness that uses the accessory switch to control on/off. You could wire them differently, but doubt it would be worth the trouble--how hard is it to turn the accessory switch on/off after all?
Last edited by Harleypingman; 06-06-2009 at 10:32 PM.
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YOUR bike LOOKS great!
Here's a link to Motolights installation, etc. on my '04--lot's of pics:
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/touri...ics-added.html
They come with a Harley-specific wiring harness that uses the accessory switch to control on/off. You could wire them differently, but doubt it would be worth the trouble--how hard is it to turn the accessory switch on/off after all?
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/touri...ics-added.html
They come with a Harley-specific wiring harness that uses the accessory switch to control on/off. You could wire them differently, but doubt it would be worth the trouble--how hard is it to turn the accessory switch on/off after all?