cirius engine guard lights
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From: Northern California
They look bright but do they throw any usable light down the road ?? Does not look like they do. If anyone has them how about a shot from the saddle with the main beam covered ??
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Road Captain
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From: oklahoma
thats what i wanted to know is if they produced any useable light. they actually have different colors, red, blue, green, amber, and white. saw some pics where they were used as turn signals. i wish they had some like the custom dynamics where they are white but flash amber for the signals. yeah guys i feel the same pain in the wallet ya'll do. it never ends!
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From: NJ
I do love the lights and how they are built into the bar. They seem to take the spot of my highway pegs. i need them pegs.
None the less, they are very cool.
I've gone down and the crash bar saved my leg and most of my bike. id have to know also that this bar is the same strength as the stock HD crash bar.
if you go down and go for a slide your going to need a crash bar that wont bend or break.
None the less, they are very cool.
I've gone down and the crash bar saved my leg and most of my bike. id have to know also that this bar is the same strength as the stock HD crash bar.
if you go down and go for a slide your going to need a crash bar that wont bend or break.
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Joined: Jan 2010
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From: ONT
I do love the lights and how they are built into the bar. They seem to take the spot of my highway pegs. i need them pegs.
None the less, they are very cool.
I've gone down and the crash bar saved my leg and most of my bike. id have to know also that this bar is the same strength as the stock HD crash bar.
if you go down and go for a slide your going to need a crash bar that wont bend or break.
None the less, they are very cool.
I've gone down and the crash bar saved my leg and most of my bike. id have to know also that this bar is the same strength as the stock HD crash bar.
if you go down and go for a slide your going to need a crash bar that wont bend or break.
Looks to me like you drill and tap your existing crash bar and mount the lights flush. They look good to me. I'll be adding these to my Santa List.
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From: Socialist Republic of the USA
Was responding from my HDF email notification and did not see the 2 responses above. I'm so sorry.....
Last edited by mikelikesbikes; Dec 3, 2014 at 04:36 PM. Reason: Dolt
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From: Lake, Ms
Ok I'll be the one to say it.....the lights are cool no doubt but I don't understand why you take off perfectly good lights that do a good job for aesthetic reasons only to go and spend $200 to get your night vision back. I'm not bashing at all, it's your bike and your money. Just don't see the logic is all.
2010 Limited with some stuff!!
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From: houston, tx
I was also looking at upgrading to some LED aux lights but was looking at these for usability: http://www.lazerstarlights.com/i-160...k0304-125.html
The turnoff was that they are spot beams. Need someone to offer 50/50 spot/flood LED's that will work with lowers and highway pegs.
The turnoff was that they are spot beams. Need someone to offer 50/50 spot/flood LED's that will work with lowers and highway pegs.
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From: USA
I'm just guessing here, but if the lights are screwed to the crash bar there wouldn't be any way to aim them vertically. If that is correct, I would think that the lights don't provide useful illumination of the roadway at night and are only useful to make the bike more visible to other motorists.