Absolutely gorgeous day for a ride today. Hit a coffee shop in West Seattle but decided to go the "long way" and hit Alki beach. Pulled over to take this picture.
Disassembled the *** end of my Ultra to install a HogWorkz 2" lowering bracket and a Street Glide Rear Fender (Thanks to DynaBilly) should be fully assembled tomorrow once everything is delivered. Thanks again DynaBilly for reaching out with the (correct) fender!
A buddy of mine and fellow forum member Bill came by after work tonight (thur. night) and we took the bikes out to grab a bite to eat.
He had to work in the morning (probably getting up now) so we only got a short ride in.
But I don't have to work, so I went back out. ( he keeps his bike @ my house)
I was just cruising around when I realized I might be able to complete the Photo Challenge.
So about 100 miles later, I'm back home with some pics.
Fixed my LED Headlight so it would shine up in the trees, put a spacer and longer screw in the top adjustment hole, spot on, well I'll have to check it tonight to see where it's shining. I know I know, put the bike 25' from a wall measure etc etc, did all that! Did all that the first time and the when I was coming home one night high beam shining in trees, hence spacer and longer. The spacer is for making the spring stronger to push the light housing down to get the high beam where it suppose to be and that's not up in the trees. Here's how far it it the trees, I had my low beam on and a car was coming towards me in the other lane of course and they flashed their high beam at me light I had high beam on but I had low beam on. So I was was like the low beam is in the position where the high beam should be. But test ride tonight to finish my headlight adjustment
When I put mine in and took a ride I was lighting up the upstairs windows in the neighborhood when I turned it on......
Had a couple people look out like they were about to be raided ! lol
It seems like my screw is backed out pretty far to get the light adjusted down, and I get a little vibration in my light at idle.
Interested to see how this works out for you, I might be doing it also!
09-19-2018, 01:57 PM
