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I don't think I'v ever seen those before...I like them!
do you have a link with more details by any chance ?
I used what normally shows for the front signals, same size light. For mine I also used a short style bar. The HD one is a bit pricey, there are aftermarket ones too. I had blue dots I installed but went back to plain red.
That won't fit right out of the box due to your fender having the standard square tail light. Are you planning on drilling/welding up the fender and making them work ?
There is one with similar style that will bolt directly. If interested, look up 2007-2009 Street glide rear turn signals. Looks like this:
BTW, love those Rineharts. I have them in chrome.
Well doesn't that suck, Ill look today. The light bar was free and new OEM so I can't complain and I figured out the wiring.
I used what normally shows for the front signals, same size light. For mine I also used a short style bar. The HD one is a bit pricey, there are aftermarket ones too. I had blue dots I installed but went back to plain red.
I like the shorter bar, didn't know it was an option until now, thanks!
That won't fit right out of the box due to your fender having the standard square tail light. Are you planning on drilling/welding up the fender and making them work ?
There is one with similar style that will bolt directly. If interested, look up 2007-2009 Street glide rear turn signals. Looks like this:
BTW, love those Rineharts. I have them in chrome.
So what would this light bar be from that I have and what would the tail light look like?
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