has anyone used any of there LED lights? I was thinking about ordering there Ultra Pro LED Progressive Scan LED Tour-Pak Tail Lights, and there LED Tail Light,
http://www.ridetimetechnology.com/tp_rtupro.htm, was wanting to know if they were any good or a cheap pile of junk, don't mind spending the $$ just don't like to buy stuff that don't do what they say it does or don't fit right or falls apart 2 weeks later..

 

I don't have the light bar that you are asking about but I had their led turn signal inserts on my previous bike and also on my present bike. I haven't had any problems and if you have questions about anything just ask, their customer service is great. Hope this helps.

Roger

 

I've been running one of their rear fender tip/brake light LED boards for over 3 years now and it has been bulletproof. Not very expensive and it adds another light and brake light to the rear of my Road King, you can't have too many lights around here in NY where clueless drivers pay no attention.

A definite recommendation for the tip LED light. http://www.ridetimetechnology.com/ft_15led.htm

 

I have RideTimeTechnology components on all three of my machines......couldn't even imagine using the term "cheap pile of junk" concerning or describing any of his stuff!

I have recently installed the Ridetime Technology Turn SE + module which turns the LED's into Run, Turn and Brake on the TourPak lights on my 2011 CVO Ultra RoadGlide......... they are incredible.
Stock, they are all just running lights except for the center light which is brake also, now the corner lights are also brake and turn.

No cutting or hacking involved, just pop out a couple of the pins in the harness connectors and move positions, install the harness adapter, velcro the small module to the left rear corner of the tourpak and plug it all in and reinstall the liner......done.
The hardest part of the entire conversion on this particular conversion was reinstalling the darn rubber grommet in the front of the tourpak!!
I solved that by cutting about a 1/4" off one end of the split grommet and that allowed the extra harness wires the room needed and then I squirted about an 1/4" dab of black silicone sealer to seal that opening.
Great company to do business with and customer support is unbeatable!

 

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didn't mean to say that there stuff was "cheap pile of junk" just had never heard anyone talk about useing any of there lights and just wanted to talk to someone who had, it never hurts to ask before buying, and I knew I would find someone on here that could tell me one way or the other, so now I know that I will get good products from them. Thanks

 

Never meant to infer that you said that littled62, just wanted to say that it would be hard TO say those words when using their components and support.
You can buy with confidence that you would get quality in all regards.
Enjoy!

 

I had their tour pack LED lights on two previous bikes with no issues.

 

I have not used any of there LED products but I did need a wiring harness to put a tour pack (With Lights) on my Road King. The Road King is the only touring model that doesn't have all the harness plugs to add accessories like a tour pack.

They have a harness made up to plug in under the seat for adding trailer lights to touring model harleys. They modified one of these to meet my needs and it plugged in and worked like a charm.

Great people to deal with.

As for not hearing much about them. Were always ready to post when we have a problem but it is seldom that we post when everything goes the way it is suppose to.

 

I've had th RTT LED taillight for three years and it has worked flawlessly, and no load equalizer was needed with the Kuryakyn #4859 rear-lighting module.