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I just put on a new HD bullet light - love it. Not a great picture, but you get the idea. It now sticks out in front of hte windshield (stock light was recessed). It also comes with wiring and connector already installed, so installation is easy.
I tried finding a decent picture, but couldn't, then stumbled across this;
Scroll down halfway to see a number of different headlight styles - I personally like the "ET" http://dumbassbiker.com/store/page4.html
that's out there, man... I may have to phone home.
(groan)
I got the 4-1/2" billet HD one for my low rider and I really like it. Check the catalog. BTW--the 4-1/2" headlight is bigger than it looks in the catalog picture. It really gives the front end of the bike a whole different look.
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