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Hoping maybe someone is running this setup or some other advice?
This kit seems a tad 'pricey' at $300. I'd like similar but less expensive, I just don't know what to look for.....
Anyway, thanks
I just got these - they were inexpensive and easy to install. They're effective - probably more effective than driving lights right next to the headlight (better triangle).
I just got these - they were inexpensive and easy to install. They're effective - probably more effective than driving lights right next to the headlight (better triangle).
Are you talking about the ones with the amber inside and white led ring on the outside? If so does that add good light?
Yup. I didn't buy them for night riding, as I don't do much of that. I bought it for daytime visibility for cagers. They won't be as bright as an auxiliary light kit though...
Try this link and you'll find some cheap ones, Dave.
Thanks for the link Rene. There are a lot of 'em! Can't tell if there are the type with visor or not tho. Most photos aren't very good. Would you know the HD# for the visor type trim-rings? (like those on your bike)
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