Fennellg
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That is not a lighting system, It’s a tanning booth. 
don’t forget your sunscreen lotion.
don’t forget your sunscreen lotion.
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Apparently, there was a time when there were many animals loose on the road, added to the fact that people had some complex that they were being persecutedThat is not a lighting system, It’s a tanning booth.
don’t forget your sunscreen lotion.
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Fennellg
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I will give women credit they usually don’t partake in such Endeavours . Although breast and butt augmentation does come to mind.
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Madhatter
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Let there be light…..Madhatter
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the cubes are rigid , headlights by cyclops...
Madhatter
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Now , that’s a knife !
Do you tow a trailer with a generator behind you
Madhatter
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having good lights is a minimum for safety . factory lights are lacking at times . so upgrades of ones lights is prudent and a safety enhancement . as I ride it seems in the dark quite a bit ,having good lights is peace of mind ... and I ride slower .
you can actually carry a knife like the one Tabasco posted a photo of , its legal in Texas.
you can actually carry a knife like the one Tabasco posted a photo of , its legal in Texas.
nd4spdbh
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Now thats a setup!
I do have a question for you, whats that windshield setup. I spy an extra bracket/Xbrace behind the screen? Is that to stop the shakes?
hi,
the windsheild is a touratech screen, what you see behind it is the touratech screen holder thats fully adjustable to lift it up and down and tilt backwards and forwards
rob
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Thanks for the info!
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I sure would like to add another set of lights to the bike... It would probably look really dumb, but where we ride it's NO fashion show. We are 200+ miles out in the wilderness. When its as dark as a cave, I just can't seem to get "enough" light ever ! ! Ive already experienced a few occasions with the lights I currently have installed, that I believe they have saved my life 2-3 times. More light out in the back country cant be a bad thing.
-The top photo are the XL80
-The bottom are the LP4
Both are always my preferred company, Baja Designs...
-The top photo are the XL80
-The bottom are the LP4
Both are always my preferred company, Baja Designs...
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Simmer
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Curious what HID system you went with.
What spot light mounts did you use? looks clean!
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I installed a Morimoto H7 kit I got on Amazon from the retrofit source.
JJTJ2
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I have a set of Baja Squadron driving lights along with a light bar. They are set up with a high beam trigger. They run at 20% when my lights are on low beam and then go to 100% when my lights are on high beam. They work fantastic. I have been thinking about getting another set of smaller Baja and figuring out a way to set them up with a turn signal trigger so they only come on when I put on my turn signal so they would be like cornering lights.
the 2 top lights are touratech they have there own mounts, but the 2 smaller lights that are mounted to the altrider bars and the large light bar are mounted using S W MOTECH light brackets they are superb nothing moves
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