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No wiring adapter required right Fat Boy? Must be an adapter that get's removed maybe. Somehow have to get from two headlight bulb connectors to one I'm thinking.....
My wife bought me the chrome daymakers all the way around. Man, what a great add. Wasnt cheap, she said she spent $1500. I was shocked as I have never even priced them. Got heads, tails, turns, and ancillary lights. Installed all in 1 hour and couldnt wait until the midnight run.
I am not on a big beautiful touring bike like most of you guys but my little fat boy now looks like a freight train at night! Love them!!!
Funny on the batwings I think the chrome look better. But on the RG I much prefer black. Which is what I went for.
Of course another thing to consider is the color of the bike. I have always preferred contrast so black on a light color and chrome on a dark color. In between could go either way.
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