Ideas for Lights on Tour Pak
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From: Living in open carry state :D
Got any pics of the one mounted u der the tour pak? That is a great idea.
Road Warrior
Joined: Jul 2006
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From: Rochester N.Y.
Here is a Radiantz #4713-15 14.7" flexible array under the tourpack lid.
It is 115 leds wide and each end can be used for directionals , I believe 15 leds at each end.
I have it setup for run and brake only and it's the brightest light in the tourpack.
The camera didn't do it any justice as far as intensity is concerned.
I get complimented on it quite a bit.
Mine's red , but it can be had clear also.
Mick
It is 115 leds wide and each end can be used for directionals , I believe 15 leds at each end.
I have it setup for run and brake only and it's the brightest light in the tourpack.
The camera didn't do it any justice as far as intensity is concerned.
I get complimented on it quite a bit.
Mine's red , but it can be had clear also.
Mick
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From: Roswell, GA
Probably; I'm not a tech; I'd probably splice the run/brake/ground downstream from the y-harness used by the rtb module.
Whatever you do, you'll want to put a quick disconnect in the harness so the tp can be removed and reinstalled easily.
Suggestion: Unless you're going to permanently mount the tour pak, save your money and buy a brightasslight's tail light to replace the OEM tail light. Tons of threads here on those; great attention getting lighting for the rear of the bike.
Good luck with whatever you do.
Carl
Whatever you do, you'll want to put a quick disconnect in the harness so the tp can be removed and reinstalled easily.
Suggestion: Unless you're going to permanently mount the tour pak, save your money and buy a brightasslight's tail light to replace the OEM tail light. Tons of threads here on those; great attention getting lighting for the rear of the bike.
Good luck with whatever you do.
Carl
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The light is mounted on a piece of old windshield I had and that is attached to the pack by the single stud that was already there in the pack. I believe it is the stud for the metal plate that is in the bottom on the inside. I did it this way so i could remove it easily when i get around to painting it to match the bike. I bought the tp used for my trip to fla last year and it has not been on the bike since, but whenever I get around to having it painted along with my fairing lowers Ill probably hardly ever remove it. It is set up on a solo bracket and when it was on I liked it. It only takes a minute to put on and take off anyway.
Supporter
Joined: Jul 2007
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From: Shenandoah, TX
Figured them pointy Caddy lights would scare them away....
Yea, Thats what I thought also. But they don't show up as much in the daylight as they do at night, so I took them off. Better safe than looking purdy.
Yea, Thats what I thought also. But they don't show up as much in the daylight as they do at night, so I took them off. Better safe than looking purdy.
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From: Living in open carry state :D
The light is mounted on a piece of old windshield I had and that is attached to the pack by the single stud that was already there in the pack. I believe it is the stud for the metal plate that is in the bottom on the inside. I did it this way so i could remove it easily when i get around to painting it to match the bike. I bought the tp used for my trip to fla last year and it has not been on the bike since, but whenever I get around to having it painted along with my fairing lowers Ill probably hardly ever remove it. It is set up on a solo bracket and when it was on I liked it. It only takes a minute to put on and take off anyway.
Tourer
Joined: Mar 2009
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From: Kings Mountain, NC
radiantz
I posted this write up a while back. Lite strip acts as a brake, run and turn signal. https://www.hdforums.com/forum/touri...yn-w-pics.html
Last edited by etstrine; Apr 30, 2012 at 10:24 AM.