euro headlights on a rg
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10-13-2009, 05:19 AM
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10-13-2009, 09:26 AM
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has anyone heard if the new 2010 RG lights are any better? I am also wondering if this will be an easy swap, as I really like the idea of scrapping the plastic bubble. I am guessing they may have put different bulbs in. I think someone said the ones in the 08's were not meant to be exposed to the airstream (impacts).
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10-13-2009, 10:03 AM
This doesn't help the OP or any other RG owner, but FWIW E-code headlights are available for batwing models here. Coupled with 80/100w bulbs they make a major difference in visibility at night and likely your visibility to cagers as well. These fluted lenses don't look as cool as the non-fluted stock type, but work much better.
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10-13-2009, 10:31 AM
This doesn't help the OP or any other RG owner, but FWIW E-code headlights are available for batwing models here. Coupled with 80/100w bulbs they make a major difference in visibility at night and likely your visibility to cagers as well. These fluted lenses don't look as cool as the non-fluted stock type, but work much better.
been reading some of the older posts regaring this subject and decided to go euro with your recommendation of bulbs. looking forward to improved lighting...geaux tigers.....
