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comes a point when you can add too much. ive about got to that point. ive been debating on taking the driving lights off. but i have added the soft lowers, batwing deflectors, and fork deflectors. i had to mod the fork deflectors to fit with the driving lights. hurts my feelings to see it with all the extra dragging her down. but now i can ride to work when its 40F. whatever keeps it to where i can keep riding
They are absolutely Trucklites. The HD Daymaker Reflector does not have that darkened or tinted appearance. The Reflector also has a small HD bar and shield logo in the center of the divider which is chrome not black. Here's a pic of the HD Daymaker Reflector.
Last edited by Roger That; Nov 2, 2014 at 07:27 AM.
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