LED Tail Lights?
Road Warrior
Joined: Oct 2010
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From: Republic of Texas
I think this may be a "you get what you pay for" deal. While a bit to bite off in the wallet department, you can't beat a Bright *** Lights LED tail light. I've had one for about a month and it is the best mod I've done to my bike. Others in forum have said the same. Took 3 minutes to install and no load eq needed. IMHO, you can't put a price on doing everything you can to make sure others see you. I also installed a PIAA bulb for the headlight. It was another good mod since there is not an LED headlight option, that I could find, for my 04 WG.
Road Master
Joined: Feb 2009
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From: Back in NEW YORK!!
Man, I like that! Wish I had seen this thread before I bought mine. That one's a lot thinner than mine! And a lot brighter...
Do they make one like that without the turn signal function?
I paid $30 for this one from Chopperscycle. I really wanted the Kuryakin one, but they wanted $120 for theirs.
The LED bulb isn't real bright. I may have to swap it out:
Do they make one like that without the turn signal function?
I paid $30 for this one from Chopperscycle. I really wanted the Kuryakin one, but they wanted $120 for theirs.
The LED bulb isn't real bright. I may have to swap it out:
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Road Captain
Joined: May 2008
Posts: 569
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From: Delaware, OH
Thanks for the replies. Since nobody seems to have one, one of us will have to be the tester. I'm still a little concerned. I agree, normally you get what you pay for. But I am always looking for that guy out there willing to give you a good deal on a quality product. Every once in a while I find him! lol!!
Road Master
Joined: Nov 2007
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From: AZ
Just talked with Victor @ D2 Moto. He will be sponsor of HD Forums soon.
The product looks great, anyone have ideas on wiring for 12 volt, 1960 Panhead W/O turn signals.
I would like to make use of turn signals included in product. I would need turn signal switch-turn signal flasher-wiring diagram. Anyone ever completed this type of project? Any suggestions, thanks!
The product looks great, anyone have ideas on wiring for 12 volt, 1960 Panhead W/O turn signals.
I would like to make use of turn signals included in product. I would need turn signal switch-turn signal flasher-wiring diagram. Anyone ever completed this type of project? Any suggestions, thanks!
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I think this may be a "you get what you pay for" deal. While a bit to bite off in the wallet department, you can't beat a Bright *** Lights LED tail light. I've had one for about a month and it is the best mod I've done to my bike. Others in forum have said the same. Took 3 minutes to install and no load eq needed. IMHO, you can't put a price on doing everything you can to make sure others see you. I also installed a PIAA bulb for the headlight. It was another good mod since there is not an LED headlight option, that I could find, for my 04 WG.
I've been thinking of the BAL-3 myself...
Road Captain
Joined: Nov 2006
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OK, over my lunch break, I spoke to the tech guy at Choppers Cycle (who I bought mine from), the tech guy at D2 Moto, and I emailed Kuryakin asking about their taillight.
They all told me the exact same thing: you need a load equalizer if turn signals are involved. If it's just the brake light, with no signals, you do NOT need the load equalizer.
They all told me the exact same thing: you need a load equalizer if turn signals are involved. If it's just the brake light, with no signals, you do NOT need the load equalizer.