Ness Fairing with passing lamps
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Ness Fairing with passing lamps
Has anyone seen a Dyna with a Ness Fairing and passing lamps? I would like to upgrade my highway night riding lighting an I'm looking at options.
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What year is your bike?
Never mind, I see it's a 2011. I'm not sure the passing lamps would fit without notching the fairing. Have you considered the small LED light bar under the lower triple tree? I run one on my FXR and it makes a world of difference. I will be putting one on my 2006 FXD35 as well. I've also seen people mount small LED fog lights down on the fork tubes as well as down on the frame where the forward controls mount. Just a few options that may require a little fabrication and ingenuity to figure out. The light bar under the lower triple tree is by far the easiest. Just gotta wire it in. Kuryakyn makes a relay and switch kit that works well.
Never mind, I see it's a 2011. I'm not sure the passing lamps would fit without notching the fairing. Have you considered the small LED light bar under the lower triple tree? I run one on my FXR and it makes a world of difference. I will be putting one on my 2006 FXD35 as well. I've also seen people mount small LED fog lights down on the fork tubes as well as down on the frame where the forward controls mount. Just a few options that may require a little fabrication and ingenuity to figure out. The light bar under the lower triple tree is by far the easiest. Just gotta wire it in. Kuryakyn makes a relay and switch kit that works well.
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Have you considered the small LED light bar under the lower triple tree? I run one on my FXR and it makes a world of difference. I will be putting one on my 2006 FXD35 as well. I've also seen people mount small LED fog lights down on the fork tubes as well as down on the frame where the forward controls mount. Just a few options that may require a little fabrication and ingenuity to figure out. The light bar under the lower triple tree is by far the easiest. Just gotta wire it in. Kuryakyn makes a relay and switch kit that works well.
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Thats deffenetly a good option, but I have the same question like for the liht bar on how good are those type of lights to light up things far away for highway driving and not just for close objects?
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