Guys,
I'm hunting for recommendations for cowl driving light kits.
I assume the installation process is basically the same for most of them.
What have you used that you were happy with?
Thanks,
K Gee
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Guys,
I'm hunting for recommendations for cowl driving light kits.
I assume the installation process is basically the same for most of them.
What have you used that you were happy with?
Thanks,
K Gee
In September 2016 I installed the rectangular Driving Lights from Value Accessories. Really happy with them. No issues fogging up lenses or bulb failures even though I leave them on anytime I am riding. I think cars can see me a little better. They also light up the road just in front of the bike and throw light shorter and wider than the headlights. Kind of fills in close around the front end.
The part number was BP52-906 and the price before tax or shipping was $209.95
I would buy them again.
I've got these:
http://www.socalmotogear.com/GL1800-...-p/gl18rfl.htm
Install wasn't too bad and I really like that they fit the rectangular shape of the cowl. The turn signal aspect was also a big seller for me.
I have the same lights on my Valkyrie 1800 and love them.Quote:
Originally Posted by DBBBQ
On my F6B I have Honda LED lights they work great but they are too expensive ($500) and no turn signals plus the lights are round and the opening is square.
I have had the OEM Honda accessory LED Lights, the Big Bike Parts 52-906 and currently the Pathfinder classic. The OEM were great but yellowish 4100 LED color didn’t match my Pathfinder 6000 LED low and high beam LEDs. So I got the matching Pathfinder LED lights. These are the basic round ones that are just lights - no turn signals. The Big Bike Parts were good but the square lights never perfectly fit in the square holes in the cowls. So most happy with the Pathfinder LEDs.
Ditto!Quote:
Originally Posted by DBBBQ
Thanks to those that replied.
I'll check out all of these the light options.
KG
Have these as well. they're xlcnt.Quote:
Originally Posted by DBBBQ