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I personally think they look great. I wanted chrome surrounds for the turn signal lenses, and since the ones Harley makes match the frenched visors (rather than the normal visors that I have) it was an easy call for me.
Lemme see if I have a close in shot from the side - too dark now to get more pics. If I don't have one I'll try to get one tomorrow.
Last edited by dandrumheller; Jun 24, 2015 at 08:34 PM.
Just put them on my 13 Fatboy. Also went with the triple play module. Really high quality and so much more visible from the rear. Already had an led tailght in back. If you have all LED in the rear, you can really take advantage of the triple play module. Really high quality stuff. If you have a bcm equipped bike, no load equaliser needed. Glad I put them on.
Yeah, I really like them. I'm also running the LED panel in the tombstone, with a triple play module. Definitely brighter than stock and some cool attention grabbing strobe effects.
My only gripe is limited visibility from the sides - where the edges of the stock lenses would light up from the stock lamp - there is now just chrome, and slight glow from the ring LEDs. I'm still running reflectors, but for anyone who has stripped them, this might be a consideration when running at night with the bullet ringz.
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