Hi there... Is there someone out there that is familiar with HD #68913-98C Fog/Running light, that is adverstise for mounting on the engine guard? If so, with the 55 watt of power generated from the lights, is that sufficient for running lights or merely fog lighting. Looking for lighting that would open up the ride at night.

John

 

55 watts is plenty of power for fog or driving lights,your main headlamp is a 55/60 watt.Check out the frame mount lights at Kuryakyn,no engine guard needed.

 

Welcome to the forum from the Netherlands, John!

Check out this thread for more info on the use of fog lights...

https://www.hdforums.com/forum/dyna-...ine-guard.html

Enjoy & ride safe.

 

98biker - there is someone on the forum selling these new in the box (98B model - not sure what is the difference between tha tand the 98C):

https://www.hdforums.com/forum/multi...-lamp-kit.html

Here's a link to some pics from another member's install. They look pretty bright.

https://www.hdforums.com/forum/softa...installed.html

Here's another link. I wonder if they would work set in on the Deluxe since I have the footrests...probably not.

https://www.hdforums.com/forum/dyna-...ights-wow.html


Oh, and welcome!

 

I've got those lights on my Street Glide.

I recently upgraded the bulbs to LED's ( https://www.hdforums.com/forum/gener...fog-lamps.html ) in hopes of getting more light on the road.

While it did improve marginally, I was a bit disappointed until it dawned on me that it was the fog lamp housing not the bulb.

The fog lamps are designed to spread light out low to the ground not to project out like driving lights would. The reflectors in the fog lamps fan out in a semi-circle diffusing the light output.

While they help you to be seen, if you really want more light to ride by you would be better off with one of the driving light alternatives that will focus the light in front of you.

I recently upgraded my headlamp to the Trucklite/Kuryakyn LED.

Now, that made a big difference and really throws the light out.

Hope this helps.