New Lower Cowling LED Lights

[Pedro66]

We have two new versions of lower cowling lights for the F6B and 2012+ GL1800 models they both use our lower cowling inserts and mount to the inside of the cowling using silicone based adhesive and no annoying brackets to fiddle with.

The First we call Shark lights they are a wide flood projector type light they are a single 15W 6000K LED per light our 960 lights give more distance due to the lenses but these are not far off, we sell them with or without an OEM style switch as most people ride with them on 24/7 why use a switch save yourself $29 and use the included switch link out plug. Retail is $169.99

http://i445.photobucket.com/albums/qq173/pedro_66/April%20New%20Lights/636521ca-254c-4004-8c4e-0c47f1402aa5_zpsa7b35df6.jpg

http://i445.photobucket.com/albums/qq173/pedro_66/April%20New%20Lights/4d71747a-2dfc-4940-84ab-6bf5a91ba88c_zpsf3bc9e4b.jpg

http://i445.photobucket.com/albums/qq173/pedro_66/April%20New%20Lights/file_zps502d1a15.jpg

http://www.bikemp3.com/2012-GL1800-Lower-Cowl-LED-Shark-Lights-HGW-LGT-S12.htm

The second is a 4 element LED DRL type light just for being seen with by other road users, these are a similar concept to the LED lights you see on many cars these days and will help improve visibility again the switch is optional and the lights retail for $129.99

http://i445.photobucket.com/albums/qq173/pedro_66/file_zps5d872194.jpg

http://www.bikemp3.com/images/DRl1.jpg

http://www.bikemp3.com/images/DRL2.jpg

http://www.bikemp3.com/2012-GL1800-Lower-Cowl-Daytime-Running-Lights-HGW-012-DRL.htm

[Cool Hand Luke]

Ordered LED lights, will post pictures of my black F when installed.

[MercuryF1]

We have two new versions of lower cowling lights for the F6B and 2012+ GL1800 models they both use our lower cowling inserts and mount to the inside of the cowling using silicone based adhesive and no annoying brackets to fiddle with.

http://www.bikemp3.com/2012-GL1800-Lower-Cowl-Daytime-Running-Lights-HGW-012-DRL.htm

Pete

What sort of warranty are you willing to give for the cowling LED lights? If the LEDs are sourced from China, they probably would have a much shorter lifespan compared to LED lights made from the rest of the world.

[Pedro66]

Pete

What sort of warranty are you willing to give for the cowling LED lights? If the LEDs are sourced from China, they probably would have a much shorter lifespan compared to LED lights made from the rest of the world.

We source parts from all over we give two years warranty on products if it breaks then we fix it. the manufacture on the Shark lights quotes 30000+ hours on the elements, normally we find with LEDs is that if they fail its pretty soon into the use

[MercuryF1]

We source parts from all over we give two years warranty on products if it breaks then we fix it. the manufacture on the Shark lights quotes 30000+ hours on the elements, normally we find with LEDs is that if they fail its pretty soon into the use

That's great! I will be ordering a set from you!

[SHOCKER7718]

We have two new versions of lower cowling lights for the F6B and 2012+ GL1800 models they both use our lower cowling inserts and mount to the inside of the cowling using silicone based adhesive and no annoying brackets to fiddle with.

The First we call Shark lights they are a wide flood projector type light they are a single 15W 6000K LED per light our 960 lights give more distance due to the lenses but these are not far off, we sell them with or without an OEM style switch as most people ride with them on 24/7 why use a switch save yourself $29 and use the included switch link out plug. Retail is $169.99

http://i445.photobucket.com/albums/qq173/pedro_66/April%20New%20Lights/636521ca-254c-4004-8c4e-0c47f1402aa5_zpsa7b35df6.jpg

http://i445.photobucket.com/albums/qq173/pedro_66/April%20New%20Lights/4d71747a-2dfc-4940-84ab-6bf5a91ba88c_zpsf3bc9e4b.jpg

http://i445.photobucket.com/albums/qq173/pedro_66/April%20New%20Lights/file_zps502d1a15.jpg

http://www.bikemp3.com/2012-GL1800-Lower-Cowl-LED-Shark-Lights-HGW-LGT-S12.htm

The second is a 4 element LED DRL type light just for being seen with by other road users, these are a similar concept to the LED lights you see on many cars these days and will help improve visibility again the switch is optional and the lights retail for $129.99

http://i445.photobucket.com/albums/qq173/pedro_66/file_zps5d872194.jpg

http://www.bikemp3.com/images/DRl1.jpg

http://www.bikemp3.com/images/DRL2.jpg

http://www.bikemp3.com/2012-GL1800-Lower-Cowl-Daytime-Running-Lights-HGW-012-DRL.htm

VERY NICE

[Steve 0080]

No issues with Pete!!!!