About 3 hours, but worth it. Lights up with ignition ON.
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About 3 hours, but worth it. Lights up with ignition ON.
Very nice. You cannot have to many lights. :firstplace::firstplace::firstplace:
They will see you coming now...:2thumbs: nice job and know your feeling good now that your done....for now...:thumbup:
Nice job,more lights are always worth the time invested.
Looks good.
...and I agree that more lights - front and back - make us more visible to the cagers. I'm going to add Lamonster's Longhorn turn signals to our 2010 RT - wanna see and be seen... Nice job on the install...
What are the lights on top of your A Arms? No chance of the light hitting the body at full deflection (full shock compression)?
What lights? The A Arm leading edge LED's or the as yet unidentified mystery lights on top of the A Arm?;)
I'm actually asking what make / model / size /type of light it is mounted above there. I DO see two different examples in mbenazerafMore light for "Blondie" post #1, and in the later post by Big Guy66.
No one has said which lights they installed on top of the A Arm.
I checked their sig block too just in case they listed them there.
Plenty of space. No problem with compression. Just got to be very careful where to drill a small 1/4" hole for the bolt. Link below.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/2X-4INCH-54...72.m2749.l2649
Are all of these add on lights legal to ride with on? I know in NY, if the vehicle didn't come from the factory with the lights on it, you could be ticketed.
May be too bright? Both top & bottom light are wired through a switch and relay, straight from the battery, independent from the bike lights. I can control the blue halo by its own switch.