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is there a kit you can buy ? ive never saw it. personally i wouldnt want it. dont want anything close to eye level glowing at me personally. i dont even like my gauges and radio shining all bright, wish they had dimmers on the gauges
I got them. I like them. If you ride at night, it makes it alot easier to see what's what. I am a couple thousand miles into my SG and I still have to look sometimes to make sure I'm hitting the right button. Just makes it a quick glance to make sure you're hitting what you want.
I got them. I like them. If you ride at night, it makes it alot easier to see what's what. I am a couple thousand miles into my SG and I still have to look sometimes to make sure I'm hitting the right button. Just makes it a quick glance to make sure you're hitting what you want.
How was the install? I'm doing bars soon and was thinking about adding them in as well. I know the clamshells on my 10' were a PITA, but I'm hearing the rush bikes are much easier...
is there a kit you can buy ? ive never saw it. personally i wouldnt want it. dont want anything close to eye level glowing at me personally. i dont even like my gauges and radio shining all bright, wish they had dimmers on the gauges
There is a kit. It's $250 for the 2014 touring kit.
Didn't even think about them being in my line of sight. Putting 14" Vindiktas on, so that could be an issue.
How was the install? I'm doing bars soon and was thinking about adding them in as well. I know the clamshells on my 10' were a PITA, but I'm hearing the rush bikes are much easier...
They are easier. It's pretty much just a switch out of the entire module and a few plugs. It was cool because I picked up the PTT button switching to them.
I like mine. Had them put on with my bars. They are more useful when using them at night with bulky gloves on. They are not to bright just a glowing soft light.
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