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Aug 14, 2009 | 12:15 AM

#11

groupw

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From: along the Front Range in Colorado

..... walmart driving lights w/ hi-way peg mounts .... brilliant !

Aug 14, 2009 | 01:20 AM

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topdog1958

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Moto-Light!!!!!!! I swear by them. Great customer support. I went to the 105th, got there and noticed that one of my lights were out. Thought, just my luck. I happened to see their booth, went up introduced myself and explained my problem. The owner of the company did not blink an eye, and reminded me that the bulbs have a lifetime warranty. She upgraded me to the 50 watt bulbs there on the spot. Also, offered to install them for me. Now that is customer support, and for that I am a customer for life.

Aug 14, 2009 | 09:54 AM

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FLHTCU Owner

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From: North Texas

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Originally Posted by smokindave

Hello, fellow Buckeye. I ride in deer country out here in Ashtabula county all the time. It seems the deer want to just stare into bright lights, so I use my horn more often. I also know the times they are more active, which is early morn (about 4:30) and early eve ( about dusk ), stay safe, use your horn more.

+1 on using the horn more. In fact, get an air-horn as it annoys the hell out of them. Yes, I know it can be annoying to people as well, but it all ti takes is to use it a few times to avoid the damn deer, then it's well worth using it.