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There's a fork clamp-on mount for spots AND signals, kind of like a Kuryakyn signal relocation kit.
Has anyone used one or know if it'll hold the weight without spinning?
Has anyone used one or know if it'll hold the weight without spinning?
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Anyone seen these or have first hand knowledge on durability?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/41mm-Chrome-...-/231781373884
http://www.ebay.com/itm/41mm-Chrome-...-/231781373884
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A 6" Rigid Industries Single Row Driving Light will fit perfect between the forks. I was going to bolt it under the lower triple tree but I have a bunch of lines ran under for abs. Trying to figure a new bracket solution. That 6" single row driving light will turn the road into daylight.
I can recommend a great little 5 3/4" LED projector for $57. WIIPRO from Amazon unlike a lot of the cheap knock off lights it doesn't have a bunch of weird shaped bright and dim spots in the pattern. nice clean cutoff and and excellent throw. Just put one in my FXD. I've been spoiled by the headlamps in my Road Glide Ultra, and the truck lite I had in my street glide.
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Well doing a search, evidently drilling and tapping is done all the time.
I noticed 2 high spots on the bottom of the lower tree that would corrispond to bolt locations.
So I'm thinking 5/16 or 3/8 stainless bolts. And if I want to remove the bar I can put the bolts in to fill the holes. They're only visible from the bottom as there's a cover piece on the lower tree.
Thanks for all your input.
I noticed 2 high spots on the bottom of the lower tree that would corrispond to bolt locations.
So I'm thinking 5/16 or 3/8 stainless bolts. And if I want to remove the bar I can put the bolts in to fill the holes. They're only visible from the bottom as there's a cover piece on the lower tree.
Thanks for all your input.
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Well doing a search, evidently drilling and tapping is done all the time.
I noticed 2 high spots on the bottom of the lower tree that would corrispond to bolt locations.
So I'm thinking 5/16 or 3/8 stainless bolts. And if I want to remove the bar I can put the bolts in to fill the holes. They're only visible from the bottom as there's a cover piece on the lower tree.
Thanks for all your input.
I noticed 2 high spots on the bottom of the lower tree that would corrispond to bolt locations.
So I'm thinking 5/16 or 3/8 stainless bolts. And if I want to remove the bar I can put the bolts in to fill the holes. They're only visible from the bottom as there's a cover piece on the lower tree.
Thanks for all your input.
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Im not sure on the metal used on the lower tree (yet) so I'm trying to avoid an aluminum to steal reaction.
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Those stupid LED bars throw bright light into the eyes of oncoming traffic. They are meant for off road use only. Get a proper headlight upgrade before adding some cheap solution that blinds oncoming traffic at night.
I can recommend a great little 5 3/4" LED projector for $57. WIIPRO from Amazon unlike a lot of the cheap knock off lights it doesn't have a bunch of weird shaped bright and dim spots in the pattern. nice clean cutoff and and excellent throw. Just put one in my FXD. I've been spoiled by the headlamps in my Road Glide Ultra, and the truck lite I had in my street glide.
I can recommend a great little 5 3/4" LED projector for $57. WIIPRO from Amazon unlike a lot of the cheap knock off lights it doesn't have a bunch of weird shaped bright and dim spots in the pattern. nice clean cutoff and and excellent throw. Just put one in my FXD. I've been spoiled by the headlamps in my Road Glide Ultra, and the truck lite I had in my street glide.
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Those stupid LED bars throw bright light into the eyes of oncoming traffic. They are meant for off road use only. Get a proper headlight upgrade before adding some cheap solution that blinds oncoming traffic at night.
I can recommend a great little 5 3/4" LED projector for $57. WIIPRO from Amazon unlike a lot of the cheap knock off lights it doesn't have a bunch of weird shaped bright and dim spots in the pattern. nice clean cutoff and and excellent throw. Just put one in my FXD. I've been spoiled by the headlamps in my Road Glide Ultra, and the truck lite I had in my street glide.
I can recommend a great little 5 3/4" LED projector for $57. WIIPRO from Amazon unlike a lot of the cheap knock off lights it doesn't have a bunch of weird shaped bright and dim spots in the pattern. nice clean cutoff and and excellent throw. Just put one in my FXD. I've been spoiled by the headlamps in my Road Glide Ultra, and the truck lite I had in my street glide.