MORE REAR LIGHTING!!
#21
01-02-2007 | 01:32 PM
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RE: MORE REAR LIGHTING!!
http://hawghardware.com/running_light_kits.htm
I put these on mine, I didnt want any extra crap on the back and they work great at night... think I paid $30. got them on ebay from this store.... the bottom 2 pics on his page are from my bike.. I wired them to the brake light under seat, I wanted them to only come on when brakes hit to grab attention of others behind me... everone here likes them said the work great...
I put these on mine, I didnt want any extra crap on the back and they work great at night... think I paid $30. got them on ebay from this store.... the bottom 2 pics on his page are from my bike.. I wired them to the brake light under seat, I wanted them to only come on when brakes hit to grab attention of others behind me... everone here likes them said the work great...
#22
01-02-2007 | 01:33 PM
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RE: MORE REAR LIGHTING!!
Had the dealer install the aux ruining light/brake light/turn signal conversion kit kit on my 07 Electra Glide Classic prior to delivery - part number 69461-06 $54.95 (page 529 in the HD accessories book). Plug in module - should be easy to install. Red turn signal lenses included. The classic did not come with cruise control and had that installed too - great for cruising down the highway.
Made the tour pack detachable and added a detachable passenger back rest.
#24
01-02-2007 | 02:33 PM
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RE: MORE REAR LIGHTING!!
I put the Kuryakyn LED lights on for rear turn signals and break light. They are VERY bright. You can set them toflash or not when you break. I chose to have mine flash. Everyone that follows me says there is NO question of visibility when I'm stopping. The only thing brighter might be a flare gun shooting into the jerk that is not stopping behind you. Good luck!
#25
01-02-2007 | 08:58 PM
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RE: MORE REAR LIGHTING!!
ORIGINAL: nightglide
http://hawghardware.com/running_light_kits.htm
I put these on mine, I didnt want any extra crap on the back and they work great at night... think I paid $30. got them on ebay from this store.... the bottom 2 pics on his page are from my bike.. I wired them to the brake light under seat, I wanted them to only come on when brakes hit to grab attention of others behind me... everone here likes them said the work great...
http://hawghardware.com/running_light_kits.htm
I put these on mine, I didnt want any extra crap on the back and they work great at night... think I paid $30. got them on ebay from this store.... the bottom 2 pics on his page are from my bike.. I wired them to the brake light under seat, I wanted them to only come on when brakes hit to grab attention of others behind me... everone here likes them said the work great...
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#26
01-02-2007 | 09:51 PM
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#27
01-02-2007 | 10:58 PM
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RE: MORE REAR LIGHTING!!
Is there a bigger Pictures of these lights?
ORIGINAL: nightglide
these lights are mounted between the bags and the tire just behind the edge of the bags and people behind you can see them...
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ORIGINAL: nightglide
http://hawghardware.com/running_light_kits.htm
I put these on mine, I didnt want any extra crap on the back and they work great at night... think I paid $30. got them on ebay from this store.... the bottom 2 pics on his page are from my bike.. I wired them to the brake light under seat, I wanted them to only come on when brakes hit to grab attention of others behind me... everone here likes them said the work great...
http://hawghardware.com/running_light_kits.htm
I put these on mine, I didnt want any extra crap on the back and they work great at night... think I paid $30. got them on ebay from this store.... the bottom 2 pics on his page are from my bike.. I wired them to the brake light under seat, I wanted them to only come on when brakes hit to grab attention of others behind me... everone here likes them said the work great...
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#28
01-02-2007 | 11:19 PM
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From: MA
RE: MORE REAR LIGHTING!!
ORIGINAL: alazlo
Been awhile since I bought one...
ORIGINAL: soos
Try $54.95!!!
ORIGINAL: alazlo
The HD Brake/Turn kit works well and is a five minute install. It plugs in under your seat and costs about 40 bucks.
The HD Brake/Turn kit works well and is a five minute install. It plugs in under your seat and costs about 40 bucks.
#29
01-03-2007 | 12:15 AM
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RE: MORE REAR LIGHTING!!
#30
01-03-2007 | 12:18 AM
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RE: MORE REAR LIGHTING!!
ORIGINAL: soos
Well said. I have the LED Tour Pak Spoiler and Saddlebag Spoiler running/brake lights and the LED HogLite mounted under my Tour Pak. I have these 4 lights wired to a flasher. My directionals are also wired for brake lights. Guys I ride with say they know when I am stopping. They like it when I bring up the rear.
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ORIGINAL: woodeyewetzel
The more the better when it comes to extra lites on the rear. You would have to be rookie rider to think that HFD puts your safety first.
The more the better when it comes to extra lites on the rear. You would have to be rookie rider to think that HFD puts your safety first.
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