Did some searches and trying to find pictures of the 67931-11 Tour-Pak light kit installed cannot determine what would look better the black with smoked lenses or chrome and smoked. Would be installing on vivid black FLTRU. Any pictures or comments would be appreciated. I don't want to go the air-wing route but want more lights in the back to be seen when stopping.

 

Oddly enough THIS thread is today and currently located at the bottom this page 1

 

I wanted to light up the back end of my '02 Electra Glide Classic and ended up going to Radiantz.com for an thin LED bar that I mounted on back of tour pack. Lights it up very well and is low profile.

 

The only choices for the LED light bar are the lens color: red or smoked. Not sure what you mean referring to chrome.

Cosmetically, smoked would probably be better. The lenses are easily removed, so have the plastic painted vivid black (like the CVO bikes are) to match the tour pak.

Carl

 

guess I was looking at the older light bar that had chrome guess makes the decision that much easier thanks for the responses.

 

I purchased this light bar for my tour pack but ordered before the '11 came out and didn't have the outer run turn brake lights (I've since gotten the module wire that comes with the '11). The black blends in well with the Vivid Black, when the bike is parked it's hard to tell their on the tourpak. I did go with the red led's as I wanted to make sure I plenty of bright lighting back there at all times.

 

Not sure on my part number, not at home right now, but maybe this is what you're asking about?? Mine has the smoked LED lights and I love it

 

different view but doesn't show the lights much

 

thanks for the pictures guys exactly what i was looking for was surprised it sits lower on the pack than I thought it would, but still looks good. Have either of you painted the black plastic or does it match close to the black?

 

Haven't painted mine. It's not a glossy black, but does blend in well. I beleive the ones on the CVO models are painted to match that particular bike.