Alternatives to Brightasslight?
Road Warrior
Joined: Jun 2005
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From: Naples, Florida
I bought a pair of hyperlights for the rear, I went with the ones that only come on when the brakes are applied, this way it will grab the attention of people behind me. Hyperlights also makes running lights and brake light combo...this is good to. I have an Ultra Classic so there are a bunch of lights at the rear, I just wanted brake lights to be more of an attention grabber.
The ones I got are 16 LEDS per unit 2 rows of 8 and they are mounted on either side of my license plate. here is a link http://http://www.motorcyclelighting.com/
I like mine and get compliments on how bright there are and how well they work all the time.
The ones I got are 16 LEDS per unit 2 rows of 8 and they are mounted on either side of my license plate. here is a link http://http://www.motorcyclelighting.com/
I like mine and get compliments on how bright there are and how well they work all the time.
Road Warrior
Joined: Oct 2008
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From: Rockland County, NY
The HD R/T/B module is a simple install and it comes with red lenses. (Amber running lights to the rear are not legal.)
There is no need for load equalizers because it uses your oem single filament bulb. The current is divided by the module to give two levels of brightness so as to effectively provide running and brake lights from the same lamp.
There is no need for load equalizers because it uses your oem single filament bulb. The current is divided by the module to give two levels of brightness so as to effectively provide running and brake lights from the same lamp.
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Cruiser
Joined: Jun 2009
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Maybe I should leave the brake-run-turn module off so that I can go with all smoke lenses?
Thoughts?
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