You could use "P-clamps" to mount automotive fog lamps on the side of the bike.... then you could put hard lowers on the bike.
I think someone with time and skill could trim lowers and "french" the HD fog lamps... but I don't have the skills... or the cash to pay for those skills

 

I'm assuming you got TWO kits - one for each of the two RG headlights?

 

Like mine




Very bright

 

Love that trailor!!!!

 

Could it be you just need to adjust your headlights. I love to ride my RG at night. Try raising the beam up and see what happens. I run 70-80 mph and never felt I was overdriving the lights at all.They are a bit of a bitch to adjust but way easier than adding lights not to mention cheaper.

 

My SG throws twice the light of my RG....
An HID upgrade may just be what my RG needs.
The Xenonlink kit for $100 seems to be priced right.

 

the most thrifty way is to install the sylvania ultra beams and easy too-ride safe

 

Nope...I bought the automobile kit for $149 and it comes with two of everything...the motorcycle kit only comes with one.

 

i went to sylvania silver star bulbs,about $15 each and a great improvement over stock bulbs. sylvania now makes a silver star ultra around $25 and suppose to even brighter. i would try these before you try anything else and save yourself alot of money.

 

The RG Euro assembly is no longer available. Too bad, it is just the ticket for upgrading the lights. I also got bulbs from Daniel Stern, but passed on the yellow. As far as that pathetic little bulb in the Euro unit goes, all I did was swap the Euro reflectors into the stock housing.
When remounting the RG fairing, first remove the headlight housing, then mount the fairing, It's easier to find the hooks. Snap in the housing and cover and you're done.