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I paid $800 for the CD lights on my Road Glide and money well spent. I have truck lite on my Road King and happy with them as well. The options for your Bat Wing is cheaper than the RG's.
I like custom Dynamics and they are right here in NC but I have a hard time dropping $500 for a headlight and I dont ride at night....
I don't ride at night either, but it's the dumb *** texter in in a little beater, that's not paying attention , and who doesn't care. That's why you have a LED .I still don't have LEDS, but looking into it.
I have the bike in for the 30k mile service at Smokin in WS. I heard back from the service writer that warranty on the fogging headlight was denied.
Oh well pretty much what was expected based on what others have reported. Ill make a headlight decision over the winter. Really stinks and makes me not want to spend the coin on the HD moving forward.
Just installed a Custom Dynamics Probeam. Pricey, but I did a lot of research, and I worked in the lighting industry a lifetime ago so I know something about reflectors, cutoff, and controlling the beam. Very impressed, and I think this is the best for the money. $500. I would have bought the adaptive ProBeam, but I will ride very little at night at my age.
And if $500 sounds bad, a friend of mine with a BMW just spent $1000 for his LED headlight, and I dont think its adaptive either.
Just installed a Custom Dynamics Probeam. Pricey, but I did a lot of research, and I worked in the lighting industry a lifetime ago so I know something about reflectors, cutoff, and controlling the beam. Very impressed, and I think this is the best for the money. $500. I would have bought the adaptive ProBeam, but I will ride very little at night at my age.
And if $500 sounds bad, a friend of mine with a BMW just spent $1000 for his LED headlight, and I dont think its adaptive either.
Thanks, yes I believe Custom Dynamics is the way to go. I plan to ride over to their place in a few weeks and talk to them.
Just installed a Custom Dynamics Probeam. Pricey, but I did a lot of research, and I worked in the lighting industry a lifetime ago so I know something about reflectors, cutoff, and controlling the beam. Very impressed, and I think this is the best for the money. $500. I would have bought the adaptive ProBeam, but I will ride very little at night at my age.
And if $500 sounds bad, a friend of mine with a BMW just spent $1000 for his LED headlight, and I dont think its adaptive either.
Looks good. Now you need the CD turn signals.
One of the Guys that works there lives in town here...They make some nice products, I wouldn’t be afraid to buy it...My problem is I might buy another bike in the coming year so I want to save some coin somewhere...
I have the bike in for the 30k mile service at Smokin in WS. I heard back from the service writer that warranty on the fogging headlight was denied.
Oh well pretty much what was expected based on what others have reported. Ill make a headlight decision over the winter. Really stinks and makes me not want to spend the coin on the HD moving forward.
Thanks for all the replies and suggestions.
Did they say why / on what basis?
I recently has an issue that the dealer thought should be repaired under warranty. H-D denied the claim.
I pushed-back... They claimed the issue was due to lack of maintenance. My records are meticulous. I noted that I followed the maintenance schedule. I also noted that I could not find anything specific in the maintenance schedule with respect to my issue in the Owner's manual or the Service manual. I asked for reconsideration / escalation. Voila. Free repair.
My point - politely push back. Ask for escalation. Get a hold of your regional rep (dealer can put you in contact with). Make your case respectfully and in writing
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