2008 Road King Classic light bar
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Tourer
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From: Michigan
& where can I get one of those? You happen to have pictures!?
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Tourer
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That looks good. I love the look with the small light bar. I'll be on the search for one. Thanks man
Intermediate
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Sorry it took long to post this, I was out of commision for 5 days. This is the best pic I have. It is I believe 2" shorter than stock. It came out of a JP Cycles catalog, they are also on the web. I can sell you a stock one Bahhahah!
Road Warrior
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I used a Street Glide bar on my 08 FLHRC. You just need to get one that is designed to work with tail light above it as the later Street Glides don't have tail lights. Also you may want to take the bulbs out of the downlight if you're not going to take your plate off the hoop.
Btw you can access the bolts through the tail light hole after you remove it. No need to pull the tire off. I use a half in ratchet wrench with a hinged head and it works like a charm.
Btw you can access the bolts through the tail light hole after you remove it. No need to pull the tire off. I use a half in ratchet wrench with a hinged head and it works like a charm.
Road Master
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From: Windsor Ontario
I have an 11 RKC. I bought one of the Street Glide rear light bars. I love the look of them! Well, I spent an afternoon tearing down my rear fender to attach said light bar, only to find out the electrical connectors don't fit. The mounting holes don't line up either. Expensive mistake, but I did recoup some of my money and sold the light bar in the for sale section on here. Love the look of that light bar, but it simply won't fit on a RK. Sucks that the MoCo designed it that way, but at some point I may get the Kuryakyn one.
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I used a Street Glide bar on my 08 FLHRC. You just need to get one that is designed to work with tail light above it as the later Street Glides don't have tail lights. Also you may want to take the bulbs out of the downlight if you're not going to take your plate off the hoop. Btw you can access the bolts through the tail light hole after you remove it. No need to pull the tire off. I use a half in ratchet wrench with a hinged head and it works like a charm.
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I used a Street Glide bar on my 08 FLHRC. You just need to get one that is designed to work with tail light above it as the later Street Glides don't have tail lights. Also you may want to take the bulbs out of the downlight if you're not going to take your plate off the hoop. Btw you can access the bolts through the tail light hole after you remove it. No need to pull the tire off. I use a half in ratchet wrench with a hinged head and it works like a charm.
