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My next project is to locate and install a light bar on my '96 Softail Nostalgia. It did not come with one, and I was wondering how difficult it would be to locate one and install it on my ride. What is involved, and should I even be looking to add the lights?
I really like the look of the three lights on the front end of my old '74 Electra Glide and would like to have that on this bike.
I also want to get my front signals off the handlebars and down where I can see them a little better to know when they are flashing instead of having to squint down at the little flashing light on handlebar. I figured adding the light bar would solve all the problems!
Any thoughts?
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