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I bought the Run/turn/brake module with the intention of just running the signals and removing the huge tail/brake light in the middle of my 2007 Fatboy. Need help with wiring this configuration. Thanks
I understand the look you're going for... gotta set up your bike the way you like...
But the thought of reducing any rear lighting on my bikes, with the distracted drivers all over the roadways today, makes me cringe.. I went the other way and replaced my "huge tail/brake lights" with BAL-1 LED lights to make them stand out more...
I bought the Run/turn/brake module with the intention of just running the signals and removing the huge tail/brake light in the middle of my 2007 Fatboy. Need help with wiring this configuration. Thanks
have you ever figure this out? im on the same boat, lots of info on the interweb but no simple directions.
have you ever figure this out? im on the same boat, lots of info on the interweb but no simple directions.
It is very unlikely you will get an answer from Mike 0609. You quoted his only post to this forum from 30 December 2019, 4 years ago. That was also the last date of his activity on the forum.
It is very unlikely you will get an answer from Mike 0609. You quoted his only post to this forum from 30 December 2019, 4 years ago. That was also the last date of his activity on the forum.
ok thanksfor letting me know , is there any thread for simpler explanations on this? i mean i can cut the wires and tap my tail lights to turn signals but i am not sure and is looking for other ways
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