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Is anyone running these Bright yellow lights as headlights or foglights?

2dogs

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Is anyone running these seemingly new, very bright yellow headlights or foglights? Been passing a few lately, and they are very eye catching. I've not seen any cars/pickups running them, only motorcycles. Mostly, they are on sport touring bikes. Something new I've never seen before.
 
I've replaced my OEM headlight bulbs (several times), but I've never been into my fog lights. I'm considering replacing my fog lights with yellow LED bulbs. Has anybody put LED bulbs on their fog lights? Any problems with fitting or getting hot and melting? I plan on having them on all the time because of their very noticeable characteristics.
 
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Clearwater Darla... pricey but great quality and customer service. They can be either clear or yellow lenses in the dust cover, and Clearwater sells the mounting brackets that bolt onto the front fender attachments.
Yeah, at $600+I guess they are expensive, but I've already got fog lights and I want (hope) to convert those to yellow driving lights. I've never had my fog lights out, so I don't know at this time if I should install yellow bulbs or craft a yellow replacement lens. Thanks for the referral.
 
Do the lights come with bare wires or a pre-wired connector? Also, where did you get your frunk badging?
The Clearwater lights were used on 2 BMW bikes prior to being installed on my Spyder, so I'm not sure about originally having modular plugs. On the Spyder, I just tied them into the "fuse block" I had already installed.
As for the badging, I found that on eBay (not OEM, so around $20). I measured the BRP roundel and matched the size... the BMW badge gets me in at my BMW buddies' gatherings, and I have fun with people who say "I didn't know BMW made a 3 wheeler". :cool:
 
"I measured the BRP roundel and matched the size... the BMW badge gets me in at my BMW buddies' gatherings, and I have fun with people who say "I didn't know BMW made a 3 wheeler".
LOL, I've got a T2T badge covering my front BRP roundel. It fits perfectly, and the wise a$$'s at the shop put a Yamaha sticker on my trunk, so I guess I'm had going both directions.
 
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