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Cool looking item. One thing I'm thinking is, where to run the wiring? I suppose the bottom of the swingarm is the only choice, but how to attach it, etc?
I did read that there was no drilling required but I had the same thoughts. I am not a fan of having wiring visible and that ? was stumping me a bit also.
I am still trying to ffind out more......I do like the look though
Harley now makes lighted rear turn signal mounts....HD part# 68624-04A and # 68628-04A. Says they work as supplemental rear lighting when the ignition is on and that they increase in intensity when brakes are applied. Works with bullet style lights...they look really cool.
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