Boogey lites
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Tourer
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From: Kenner, La.
Boogey lites
I bought the lites at Sturgis last year and have had to replace several. They seem to burn out the last three bulbs. Has ayone had the same problem and if so what was the outcome.
Road Captain
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From: Delray Beach, Florida
RE: Boogey lites
I have Boogey lights on my bike and have lots of problems with them--the thing is--is that they are lifetime guaranteed and my installer keeps replacing them--thats okay but he is 50 miles from where I live--but thenthey sayit is the journey and not the destination. I have the Ultimate engine kit and a bunch extra--looks great WHEN THEY ALL WORK.
Cruiser
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RE: Boogey lites
I have them on my Ultra also.I have had a few of them burn out,thet replaced them at no charge of course.Just is a hassle to keep replacing them.I tried to get them to let me pay the diff for the cut n click but to no avail.They didnt know how to credit me and pay the diff.That's the only problem i had with them ,I am in the parts business and kind a understand where they are coming from.
The cutnclicks are my pick of what they sell,much easier to deal with later.They are fun but I wouldnt do it again.Just my .02...
The cutnclicks are my pick of what they sell,much easier to deal with later.They are fun but I wouldnt do it again.Just my .02...
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From: Southeastern Michigan
RE: Boogey lites
What goes bad with them? Is it the LED itself, or the way that they are attached to the wiring? From what I understand LEDs get like 100,000 hours on them before they "burn out" I was thinking of putting some show leds on my bike next winter as a good winter project, this thread is making me rethink that project.
Cruiser
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RE: Boogey lites
Mine ,the ones under the tank would slowly change their hue and eventually burnout.Thought it could have beeb from the heat,but was told no way.I reinstalled a new set this winter so i will see how long these will last.I put in seperate circuits nad a seperate fuse box to add in easy removal down the road,so i know hook up was correct.I did have the bike in for warranty work and the tech cut the wires before realizing and forgetting that I told them howI had installed them.He resoldered everything back.I don't if this was the culprit or not.I highly recommend isolated each circuitfor future use.Good luck
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I want to see a pic of someone's bike with those lights turned on in the dark...anyone have a pic of you bike like that? (website commercials are graphically enhanced) Thanks.
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