super bright

 

nice!

 

Do they say “DOT” on the lense?

 

I think you are referring to the stud assembly, which I have...I am just missing the 2 nuts that hold the rear seat down, which they have in the link someone posted. I am not a cheap skate but it may be better to try Lowes or Home Depot since I don't need anything fancy and want them to blend in.

 

good idea Bob..

Those lamps are made for Jeeps, so i'm just guessing they're DOT approved. Plus i just got my bike inspected and they passed

 

as of today i'm now down to five threads i subscribe to. i really gotta stay away from all the other garbage on this forum. i get to involved in to much other crap. can't stand arguing with people anymore

 

It's certainly easy to get sucked in. Remember though, you can't argue with stupid. They'll drag you down to their level and beat you with experience.

 

That's for sure!

 

Hey Willbo!

Welcome to the forum and Fat Boy Lo thread!

I used the Truck lite headlight. It matches my driving lamps.

The wiring harness that Dan spoke of can be purchased at your local HD dealer. It plugs into the fender tip lamp plugin that is hidden under the front clutch side of your tank. It will give your driving lights constant switched power that won't turn your driving lamps off when you hit the high beam.
I used 2 of them, this gave me 2 spare connectors for switched power after connecting to Aux lamps. Aux switched power on these bikes is a rarity. I use one of the extras to power my GPS and the other for switched power for my stereo.

HD part # 69200442

https://www.harley-davidson.com/stor...11-69200442--1

OK, as promised, here is a pic of my Bagger Lo with the Road King Classic hard leather bags. You can dress it up, but underneath, it is still a Lo!

They look long, but they only go about 1/2" past the rear fender tip. I wanted to keep the retro classic look rather than using painted hard bags.

 

i like your new roadking special enjoy