Did a few things this weekend...
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Did a few things this weekend...
To my 2019 Road King Special.
Never liked the two puny run/brake/turn sigs - insufficient light in my opinion, even with the extra bright custom dynamics LED inserts. I looked at a few solutions, and decided on a pair of Ciro Filler Panel lights (#40023). They were incredibly easy to install, simple 3M VHB tape, some wire ties to tidy cables, and a plug and play controller. They look great and add a lot more visibility to the rears. Act as red run/brake lights, and signal in amber. Pretty cool. I also did my stage one, using rinehart slip one, and a HD heavy breather AC and installed a set of KST outlaw 12" bars on which I put an old power vision I had from a previous bike (you can use them on any bike even if married to another ECM - can't tune with it, which I don't need since I have my warranty friendly SEPST), set up as gauges - which is great having speed, tach, engine temp and battery voltage all without having to look down at the tank. Excellent addition.
Damn midnight blue doesn't photo too well unfortunately! Haven't gotten to ride the Stage 1 mods yet, due to uncooperative weather, but I will this week for sure. The slip one sound great, not too loud due to the cat in the head pipe, but a nice rumble and volume increase. Pretty happy.
Never liked the two puny run/brake/turn sigs - insufficient light in my opinion, even with the extra bright custom dynamics LED inserts. I looked at a few solutions, and decided on a pair of Ciro Filler Panel lights (#40023). They were incredibly easy to install, simple 3M VHB tape, some wire ties to tidy cables, and a plug and play controller. They look great and add a lot more visibility to the rears. Act as red run/brake lights, and signal in amber. Pretty cool. I also did my stage one, using rinehart slip one, and a HD heavy breather AC and installed a set of KST outlaw 12" bars on which I put an old power vision I had from a previous bike (you can use them on any bike even if married to another ECM - can't tune with it, which I don't need since I have my warranty friendly SEPST), set up as gauges - which is great having speed, tach, engine temp and battery voltage all without having to look down at the tank. Excellent addition.
Damn midnight blue doesn't photo too well unfortunately! Haven't gotten to ride the Stage 1 mods yet, due to uncooperative weather, but I will this week for sure. The slip one sound great, not too loud due to the cat in the head pipe, but a nice rumble and volume increase. Pretty happy.
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Ciro3d (01-14-2019)
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Looks good. Any extra lighting is always good. You can get a license for your Power Vision and tune your bike for only $199. You increased your air intake and freed your exhaust up, unless you get in tuned your **** will run more lean than it should. Warranty is another issue but I’m not sure they’ll warranty that under those conditions either.
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Looks good. Any extra lighting is always good. You can get a license for your Power Vision and tune your bike for only $199. You increased your air intake and freed your exhaust up, unless you get in tuned your **** will run more lean than it should. Warranty is another issue but I’m not sure they’ll warranty that under those conditions either.
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Awesome. I noticed the asterisks in my earlier post ... what the heck was that about? All I typed was bike. Weird.
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lp (01-09-2019)
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Thanks mate. I'm putting on the aux light kit and flush mount gauge/fuel cap tomorrow, as its been about 20deg here the past couple of days and they've sprayed that brine **** on all the roads, so everything has a lovely coating of white salt dust. No riding for me now until the next rain unfortunately.
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Thanks. I was never a big fan of the brake flashers, so I'll stick with just increasing the brightness. But the flashers definitely do call attention!