Sorry everyone, i can only post 5 pictures at a time.

6. After you heat shrink the wires, use a larger piece to secure and keep the wires from breaking or shorting out.

7. this is what your finished project should look like.

8. Attach the single wire to the light power,

9. attach the blue to the run wire.

10. attach the red to the turn wire and your done.

you need two sets (one for each side) let me know if you need any help or if you have any questions.

ride on

Cep

 

I bought the light early this past summer but was too busy (or procrastinated) to install my own. I have built or helped install lights for a few friends but not mine yet. In a few weeks I'll have to park the bike for a few months anyway until i can ride again, but i'm finally working on installing my tour pack lights. they're red for now but i'm going to change them to smoked lenses to match the rest on my bike.

The lights have LEDs in them and they should last a good time but, we all know something will always happen. The LED's can be replaced if you have the patience to deal with small parts and not melt them while soldering. hope this helps.

Cep

 

I forgot to add this photo, but here's what the back of the bike looks like for now. I have run brake and turn function along with Em flashers, and all lights are off while on ACC.

 

Guys,

got the light kit in the mail last week and am now looking to install, question how do i install the radio and CB antennas. the hardware that in on the stock RoadGlide will not fit and went to the HD shop to look at the parts book but got no where there. so what do i do?

 

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TulsaRambler, you might want to check the CVO book to see if it has the parts you need. I don't know why they don't fit but sure looks like it should. That book may point you in the right direction. check previous posts in this area for more information, there were 2 earlier posts that mentioned AM/FM/CB antennas.