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has anyone installed one of these..... Tri-Bar Lighted Rear Fender Extension Kit....if so how hard was it to wire in to the system? also do you know if they come in black? thanks
It's very easy check out my pics. Just follow the directions that come with it.
It plugs in behind the taillight. Install might take 30 min. Super easy.
You have a street glide so you should already have the tri-bar led. Are you talking about the upgrade kit that acts as run and brake light that's made for the S-Glides?
no, i guess the guy didnt like it bolted a piece of diamond plate in its place. and i dint want the big wrap around chrome one. just plain vivid black light. and the fender trim fill kit. i just cant google and find them on any website???
Your sig says you have a SG paint set; but, do you have a Street Glide with the U-shaped rear fender trim (with the filler strips between the saddelbags and the lower portion for the tri-bar LED) since your explanation was murky???
In any event, the tri-bar/LED fender extension that HD offers in the P&A catalog is available only in chrome (though some here on HDF have painted them); requires holes in the fender to mount (uses the fender tip light holes on an EG); and uses the upper left chamber in the circuit board behind the tail light lens for power/ground. If you have an SG, that upper left chamber is used by the wiring for the license plate LED's.
Suggestion: Provide your bike information when you post a "will this work" question.
no sir i dont have the side filler plates or the bottom extention. its a 1 piece wrap around. yes i know that and no i dont have it. my fender is seperate from the bags with no strips. i have looked and they dont seem easy to find for my bike. but i found the side strips seperate from the tribar.
Assuming you have a "plain" rear fender (i.e. no fender tip light), it's probably less expensive to install the SG facia with LED (like a stock Street Glide), than buy the tri-bar fender extension (chrome) and color-matched saddlebag filler strips.
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