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These are the HD brand….I had these on my Lo before I bought some Alloy Art signals and these are extremely bright. They were on for a few months but I wanted gloss black and not chrome so I took them off. Everything is in good condition and I still have all the original packaging equipment. There is probably about 12 inches of wire left. I had them mounted on my forks so I didn't need all the extra wiring.
No they are not, I kept the clips for my alloy art signals. On my fatboy lo theres a female end of the connector located on the right frame rail under the front of the gas tank. You could always solder the wires together as they are color coded.
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