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Hey 2010 Iron, where did you get that LED light and how did you mount it? I would love to take off my lights and replace it with just the LED bar under the fender.
i saw where someone had posted the part number (73420-11) in another thread asking if anyone had put one on. went to ebay and typed in the part number. came up with wolverine harley davidson $79.00 + $7.00 shipping. three days later it was here. everything you need comes with it. it is stuck on with 3 pieces of 3M tape already on the light. wire harness that plugs right into the original. it lights as a tail light and brake light. and it doesnt change the outer lights at all. they still operate like they did.
Does it flash on one side of the other like a turn signal? I think that's the only concern...because if I did that, I would take the originals off. And to stay legal, I would need turn signals.
its a hoppe fairing. i plan on going to sturgis this year and doing a lot of riding. it has an amp and speakers in it so the wife and i can have some music to listen to on all those miles.
its a hoppe fairing. i plan on going to sturgis this year and doing a lot of riding. it has an amp and speakers in it so the wife and i can have some music to listen to on all those miles.
the light will make me and the wife feel safer at night. and the fairing wasn't to sure about, but after riding with it i love it. all that is left for sturgis this year is the corbin hardbags. hope to have them by the end of march.
Last edited by 2010 iron; Mar 1, 2011 at 03:34 PM.
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