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I have a 2012 Road Glide Ultra. It uses a rear tail light/ stop light bulb, mgf. P/N 14407. I would like to install a LED bulb but cannot find one. Has anyone done this on this model? If so please send P/N and where you bought it. Thanks, Jannie
I have a 2012 Road Glide Ultra. It uses a rear tail light/ stop light bulb, mgf. P/N 14407. I would like to install a LED bulb but cannot find one. Has anyone done this on this model? If so please send P/N and where you bought it. Thanks, Jannie
Guy on this forum is selling a Custom Dynamics Genesis II all LED HD squareback tail light, has 120 LEDs in it. Remove the two tail light mounting screws, remove and unplug the stock unit and plug in and put the two screws back in on the LED--very simple plug & play. It is a used unit but it looks good, think he wants $80 shipped, new one from CD is $149.95 and shipping.
I have Custom Dynamics lighting on the back of my 13 Limited, you can see it from the space shuttle
....... just FYI.......it could never have been seen from the Shuttle
.... the Space shuttle last flew in 2011
............ ok, smartassery completed, carry on w/thread
I have a 2012 Road Glide Ultra. It uses a rear tail light/ stop light bulb, mgf. P/N 14407. I would like to install a LED bulb but cannot find one. Has anyone done this on this model? If so please send P/N and where you bought it. Thanks, Jannie
Go with a Custom Dynamics unit. Super bright and great customer service. Add a strobe module if you'd like a flash pattern too. My thought is that there is no such thing as making yourself too visible from behind.
....... just FYI.......it could never have been seen from the Shuttle
.... the Space shuttle last flew in 2011
............ ok, smartassery completed, carry on w/thread
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