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Sounds like you might be talking about accent lighting. If that's the case, I am very happy with my Custom Dynamics kit. Easy install, reliable, warranty... You might also want to check out Florida Joe's. Was about to order those when I bought mine. CD helped me with another problem, so I bought my accent lighting from them.
If your not talking accent lighting, I haven't done my front yet because I don't want to pay the price - but my back end is all Custom Dynamics. Genesis II tail light, turn signals, and tour pack lights. BRIGHT! I couldn't be happier.
A harley passed me comming home this past friday and the lights on the back were super,, i followed him to the gas station and had to ask him what lights those were,,,he said they were HD led's,,,this was the front turn and rear tail stop and turn and the turn signals were also running lights,, those are the ones i am getting,,, he also said they are simply plug and play,,,
+1 on the H-D LED's. So far I am satisfied with the stock headlights and passing lights on the front of my RKC, but the stock single rear tail light and the turn only signals on the back were very anemic. I replaced all the rear lights with the H-D LED's. That converted the turn signals to additional running lights and additional brake lights, tripling the lights in each of those functions. And they are MUCH brighter than stock. One of my fears, that many on this forum have realized, is being rear ended at an intersection and these lights will make me much more visible.
Another member posted this picture in another thread on this topic. the "Before" picture shows the stock setup. Even though it is much closer, it is less visible than the after picture of the other member's Dad's bike with the HD LED's. (To the guy who posted the picture originally, sorry to borrow it. I tried to take before and after photos of my bike but they didn't show the difference as well as your photo.)
I have the Truck-lite head light and passing lamps and Custom Dynamics tail light, blinkers and front fender marker. All were simple plug and play (though the passing lamps were a slight PITA). I think they make me more visible to other drivers both day and night, light up the road better for me at night and look pretty cool. Throw in that the last forever and draw less juice and it was a no brainer to me. I'm quite happy with it all.
HD LED spots and Truck lite LED head light was the best combo for me - maybe a beer and a half install.
That's my setup too! I went the extra mile and put Custom Dynamics billet driving light (LED) on my crash bars.
Was at Strugis last summer got behind my group at nite, oh I'd say a mile or so, and on I-90 you can see for miles, well they knew where I was with that distance.
When we got together again, they were amazed.
(quote from the other riders),We could tell it was you because your lights were bright white, not the yellow color the other harleys have.
Cagers kill us everyday, there is no guarantee for safety, but it's just another tool in your safety box to protect ourselves.
I also have LEDS in the rear too!
THANK YOU! I was on the fence about doing LED's throughout the bike, this just moved to the top of my list. That photo proved it for me.
Originally Posted by TKDKurt
+1 on the H-D LED's. So far I am satisfied with the stock headlights and passing lights on the front of my RKC, but the stock single rear tail light and the turn only signals on the back were very anemic. I replaced all the rear lights with the H-D LED's. That converted the turn signals to additional running lights and additional brake lights, tripling the lights in each of those functions. And they are MUCH brighter than stock. One of my fears, that many on this forum have realized, is being rear ended at an intersection and these lights will make me much more visible.
Another member posted this picture in another thread on this topic. the "Before" picture shows the stock setup. Even though it is much closer, it is less visible than the after picture of the other member's Dad's bike with the HD LED's. (To the guy who posted the picture originally, sorry to borrow it. I tried to take before and after photos of my bike but they didn't show the difference as well as your photo.)
Fwiw, accent lighting is pretty easy. Just some LED strips, a wire block and add a remote if you want more features. No kit needed. I use Oznium. Prices are better and they have more options. Finally, hell with what others think, do what YOU like!
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