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Old 10-20-2013, 05:38 AM
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Originally Posted by Keeper01
The TruckLite phase 7 is a good investment and makes night time riding much more enjoyable.

I've had my TL phase 7 for almost a year. Awesome headlight, I'm happy with the night time light spread. I've had no issues at all. JR
 
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Old 10-21-2013, 12:40 PM
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We are still running the sale for both at the $369.00 if you have any questions about either please let me know
 
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Old 10-22-2013, 08:05 AM
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Originally Posted by Brian W
We are still running the sale for both at the $369.00 if you have any questions about either please let me know
I just bought one from yall on Ebay.
Of course it was Just the one for 184.99 as I don't have the Aux set up on my SG,

I cant wait to get in and try it out! Thanks for a killer deal!!!
 
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Something people do not consider about the Truck Lights is how industrial strength they are.

They were developed for the Department of Defense to help military see better at night, and to help in spotting IED's off the side of the road.

They have a stronger than glass front lense, super long lasting and high quality LED's, a solid metal cast housing, (compared to the plastic of the stock housing), and metal heat sinks. They draw 1/3 the current as a stock light, and produce 3 times the illumination. The color temperature of the light provides much better definition of your forward and surrounding areas. These are really great lights, and the cost is reasonable.
 
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Wow ! Great post, I found out with my stock HL on my flhx that night riding was out, with my bi-focal glasses, windshield and the head light glare were not good for me and I was missing great sunset rides around lake superior ! So some things I probably can't fix but the TL sounds like a good start.
 
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Old 10-23-2013, 07:39 PM
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just got the light from UPS. Installed it and tried it out in the back yard. I can tell its going to be great!!! Light output is leaps and bounds over the stock set up.
 
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I sure like the TL idea -- however I just worry about the reviews saying it was not as easy to see during the day light hours as compared to a Daymaker
 
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take a look at this.

This is from my jeep forum, but can help you out

http://www.jkowners.com/tech/lights/
 
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Nice write up from your jeep forum sir.

I think what it always comes down to is bang for your buck.

Personally I refuse to pay harley 525.00 for a headlight.

At 185.00 I feel that I am getting a great upgrade and still can afford to put some gas in the bike and maybe eat lol!!!
 
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Originally Posted by cweiss
Nice write up from your jeep forum sir.

I think what it always comes down to is bang for your buck.

Personally I refuse to pay harley 525.00 for a headlight.

At 185.00 I feel that I am getting a great upgrade and still can afford to put some gas in the bike and maybe eat lol!!!
i agree.. that's why I only paid $319 at LSHD1.COM. :-)
 


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