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Jan 22, 2015 | 05:26 PM

TexasBowhunter

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From: Northern Part of the Great Lone Star State

HD LED Lights

I need you guys help...the members here are able to find stuff on the WWW that I personally did not know how to find so I figured I would ask...
Probably a simple request here...
Harley has a new Daymaker Reflector LED Fog Lamp 68000090 or 68000092
These are the small bullet style
I am curious who makes them for HD
I'm also curious as what the Kelvin color is...and the watt it is...10 watt?
Also while we're looking the angle of the beam...
Thanks in Advance for any support you may be able to shine on this for me
paul

Jan 22, 2015 | 05:33 PM

UltraSteveUSAF

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From: Creedmoor, NC

I've got them on order but don't have any of that info. I'm hoping that the instructions actually have some of that info in them. I bought them cause they would mount on my RGS with lowers installed on the engine guard......So far I've been waiting 2 months on the lights

Jan 22, 2015 | 05:56 PM

db252

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The instructions don't give any detail on the lights other than:

This kit requires up to 700 mA--> more current from the electrical
system

Jan 22, 2015 | 06:02 PM

FL1MADMAX

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From: SUMMIT N.J.

google Bright *** Lights, 5 times brighter that Stock

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Originally Posted by TexasBowhunter

I have had 3 Harleys and first thing I install is Bright *** Lights, made in Daytona, 15 different settings, and Could Save your LIFE, its so bright at night it hurts your eyes, install in 20 min, , check them out !!!!!!

Jan 22, 2015 | 06:55 PM

TexasBowhunter

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From: Northern Part of the Great Lone Star State

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Originally Posted by FL1MADMAX

Did a google search for bright *** lights...could not find nothing other then tail lights
Can you post a link to the lights your speaking of...
Paul

Jan 22, 2015 | 07:42 PM

dansflhti

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From: usa

Quote:

Originally Posted by db252

The instructions don't give any detail on the lights other than:

This kit requires up to 700 mA--> more current from the electrical
system

They appear to be 4.2 watts each.

Jan 23, 2015 | 12:03 AM

Dr. Tiki

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From: The 9th Island

I just installed these on my bike tonight. The beam is EXTREMELY narrow. They are as advertised... Fog Lights.

Not much to add since I just got them on and only went for a test ride that lasted for just a couple of miles. For now, I'll save judgment on them until I have a few more miles with them.

As far as "small" bullet lights as the OP described them.... if comparing to say the bullet turn signals... they are much bigger.