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i saw on a road king some fog lights that were mounted to the crash bar and i would really like to add something like this to my crash bar on my 07 883L sportster, any ideas are welcome
They look very nice, but my concern is the width of the beam and how far it can be aimed "outboard" to illuminate the side of the road. The answer I've gotten so far is "not at all", they point straight and there is no ability to angle them left or right on the engine guard.
There ARE alternatives that will pivot outbound, but they really don't look like they'd have such a "finished" look once mounted on the bar.
Do some searching and get yourself as confused as I already am about the subject!
Jim aka kiltiemon ("Let there be LIGHT"... and it was GOOD!!!)
we tapped them into the power line coming to the headlight used a relay to watch for current flow, and went to town... they worked great! here is the set up we made
on my bob i drilled and tapped the lower tripple tree
the higher up that they are the better they will light the road, you will not get much light out of them on the bottom of your frame and i think you iwll find it to be a waste
we tapped them into the power line coming to the headlight used a relay to watch for current flow, and went to town... they worked great! here is the set up we made
on my bob i drilled and tapped the lower tripple tree
i saw on a road king some fog lights that were mounted to the crash bar and i would really like to add something like this to my crash bar on my 07 883L sportster, any ideas are welcome
On my Glide I have a set of older oval H-D fog lights, but it seems they are now discontinued. Take a look at the H-D website shop for ideas, as they sell some neat round ones now, under the Daymaker banner. Should be simple enough to mount them on your bars. There are other brands, but the really good ones tend to cost more!
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