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I know this is in the wrong section for my specific bike, but I wanted a broader spectrum of ideas. I MUST have better lighting on the front of my '01 Sporty 1200. I have a 5 3/4" sealed beam and it's got to go. what are your thoughts/ideas?? I do have some specifics:
I need it to fit stock or as close to stock as humanly possible.
It needs to be as affordable as possible ($100 is the MAX!).
I want it to be chrome.
Ideas, links, got something to sell??? I'm open to anything since there is so much out there.
On my old stuff, I switched the stock one for a Piaa brand. Much whiter light, and you can get a new refractor to house it. Some of them have a different pattern that projects the light better.
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