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Hello everyone.I'm new to this forum and really enjoy seeing all the beautiful bikes on here.I have a 2006 Deuce and have been considering the HD Daymaker LED headlight.Also hearing a lot about using the HID headlight instead.Can anybody give their opinion on pros and cons to either?I know HID is cheaper,but also heard they don't last long due to vibration.LED looks kinda funky and is big $$$ so would hate to spend it and not like it.Planning on doing the Custom Dynamics turn signal conversion.Going with HD LED taillight. Thanks for any input.
Shane
Hi there,
I installed the Harley LED headlight. Totally worth the money. I have also installed the custom dynamics turn signals. The LED headlight perfectly matches the turn signals. It is a sweet setup that you will like. Also, the LED headlight is MUCH brighter than the stock one. It was worth it for me.
Thanks guys. Really appreciate your input. Talked to customer service at custom dynamics and they said they haven't come out with a LED headlight replacement yet but they're working on it. Think I'll do taillight and turn signals. And try the light from Napa until they get one out.
Shane
I replaced my headlight H4 bulb with a PIAA ultra white (?) at around $30 and this puts out serious light...enough to ride after dark with some degree of confidence.
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