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DK Custom Stealth LED Driving - Passing Lights review

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Old 06-27-2016, 09:14 PM
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Does everyone have that dam_ J&S Jack
At first I balked at the price, but it is worth it! I put my bike on the jack all the time. I always wash my bike on the jack too.
 
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Old 06-27-2016, 09:52 PM
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Nope. Simple craftsman red here. I'd have the J&S but shipping to Alaska is murder.
Um, clearly this was addressed to the OP...I mean who are you and why are you responding to my post?

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At first I balked at the price, but it is worth it! I put my bike on the jack all the time. I always wash my bike on the jack too.
I agree 100%. At first I didn't think it would be practical but in the month that I've owned it, I've used it for several projects. I finally did the best detailing on the bike since I've owned it. And, the bike stays up on the jack.
 
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Originally Posted by kryingame
Um, clearly this was addressed to the OP...I mean who are you and why are you responding to my post?

You sir, get the Comment Troll Award, congrats!!!






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Sorry ****tard. Just trying to be part of the conversation, you know, as if we were on a forum. I'd also point out that your question "Does EVERYONE, etc..." was not "clearly" addressed to he OP, but rather... wait for it... EVERYONE!!! *claps hands*

And speaking of trolls, who asks a question about jacks on a thread about lights?

 
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I installed a set of the DK custom LED stealth driving/passing lights on my 2012 Ultra Limited. http://www.dkcustomproducts.com/Stea...STL-LED-DL.htmI opted for the under the floorboard mounts. You can't see the lights when off looking at the bike unless you bend down a look. I first had them adjusted with the beams pointing straight ahead. This did add a lot of extra light close in but I decided to point them up a bit. Now they are aimed like high beams and add extra light down the road for added lighting on the back roads. I bet they will come in handy this week on my trip up to NH. I wired them up to my ACC switch on the dash. So far I see no negative points with these lights. I love them!



lights off



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lights on

I've been thinking about getting these for my super glide. I work the night shift so I ride a lot at night. You wouldn't by chance have any video of well these lights work at night?
 
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Sorry, no video. It is pretty simple to adjust them to shine where you want the extra light. Right now mine are adjusted a bit up, so they light up past where my headlight would shine
 
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fullautomike, how did you wire these?
did you use the wiring supplied by DK or did you use stock H-D accessory wiring?
i just bought this set from DK (with the L brackets).
also, do you have a close up photo of your mount under the floorboard?

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Originally Posted by joe-yamma
fullautomike, how did you wire these?
did you use the wiring supplied by DK or did you use stock H-D accessory wiring?
i just bought this set from DK (with the L brackets).
also, do you have a close up photo of your mount under the floorboard?

thanks
I ran the wires to the Acc plug which is under the seat in the battery compartment area.
I'll try to get pictures tonight
 
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This looks good.... Subd for my to do list.
 
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Do you have any problem with them dragging mounted below the footboards?
 
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