I just installed the Harley part # 69200042A Tour-PakŪ Brake Light/Running Light/Turn Signal Conversion Kit

Turn signal module adds an auxiliary brake light and turn signal function to your Original Equipment Tour-PakŪ rear lighting. Red lenses glow when the headlamp is on, and increase in intensity when brakes or turn signals are activated. Easy-to-install, the kit simply plugs into your existing wiring harness


I will say its a nice plug n play harness that is fairly simple to install that gives you added visibility on the rear of your bike . But, if I would have known before hand that the 4 Way Emergency Flasher wouldn't flash the tourpak lights I would have not bought this wiring harness. It states that the flasher will work on the tour pak at the end of the installation instructions

I would have gone with the Ridetime Technologies Ultra turnz module that does incorporate the Tourpak lights to flash with the 4 Way Emergency Flasher

I would recommend the Ridetime Ultra Turnz module over the HD # 69200042A harness

 

I followed a guy with one of these, not sure what one, the oher night and it does make a world of difference. Thanks for the write up.
Kris

 

Installed the Hd version and ended up removing to install custom dynamics version,better functionality.

 

Just added the CD LED turn signals, front and rear, tourpak LED's. Have the run/turn/brake module on order, back ordered, and it'll be here next week. Also doing the CD tourpak RTB kit which will be installed after I get their RTB module. Not sure which braking pattern I will use, but plan one that lights it up back there. Just activating the brakes and turn signals with the LEDs installed and being 20-30' behind the bike they are bright.

 

How hard was it to install the tour pak LEDs?

 

I went with RideTime Technologies. Plug and play. Great customer service. Works great and provides a much improved presence for the bike when viewed from the rear.

 

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