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Ya can always take the fog lights off since they aren't working and put on a nice set of paint to match fairing lowers and get some motolights
Hilarious, Dawg--Remove a $135 set of HD fog lamps to install $650 fairing lowers and $385 Motolights--very cost effective solution..................
Oh yeah, that's exactly what I did.
Hilarious, Dawg--Remove a $135 set of HD fog lamps to install $650 fairing lowers and $385 Motolights--very cost effective solution..................
Oh yeah, that's exactly what I did.
hehehe, I only jabbed him because he PM'd me about possibly getting lowers and motolights I personally have a set of HD fogs that I am going to try and rig up somehow with a machined bracket or something to work with the lowers, but I haven't started yet.
I actually appreciate the jabs when it comes from folks who are friends and have helped lots in the past. You guys are great!
Yeah, well, that's probably what I will do... Is any of this habit cost effective? I'm pricing things out now... Now the question is do I wire the Moto's to the switch that the fog lights are wired to? Maybe the switch is bad?
Oh yes, how about leg room issues on the lowers? I really like setting my long legs out on the adjustable pegs that are about even with my floorboards... it's just as simple heel pivot and my size 12's are at a nice comfortable angle.
However, it will probably me 6-8 weeks before anything gets changed and I really miss those fog lights at night... plus I like the footprint it gave me during the day... no guarantee, but I was weird looking coming down the pike with 7 lights blaring...
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