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Yep, $165 for an aux light. What am I nuts...yep, well not exactly. One of the aux lights burned out so I thought I should put in LEDs. $15 from super bright leds and Im all set...wait, now my headlight looks yellow. Sun on the beach...did my research and decided to get the Truck-lite LED headlight, $151 later well see how it all looks. Just another day in paradise.
Great light make a world of difference when riding at night. I have the Truck Lite across the front of my Road King and very happy with the light that they put out.
A short time ago I put Custom Dynamic Truebeam headlights on my Road Glide. They are nothing short of amazing.
LED is the way to go.
Good lights can sure get pricey.
A while back, replaced one Cadillac SRX Headlight, whole component had to be replaced.
$1,200.00 was the cheapest that the unit could be found, (Dealer cost), and I had to remove the front cap to get to it.
I feel your pain...
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