[buffalo]

Hello.

I own an "old" LT (not a FL that comes with the additional light underneath the low beam).

I was wondering if there's any external high beam that fit into the 2 holes underneath the bulb ?

http://i8.ebayimg.com/02/i/05/32/8d/b8_12_sb.JPG

Cheers,

Pierre-Alain

 

[Steve_R]

Not for the pre-05 bikes. Some folks have mounted auxiliary PIAA lamps there and either slaved them to the high beam or put an external switch on them so that they can be run with either the low or high beams.

 

[kr4mo]

Aux lights in front fairing

I helped a friend install a set of oval lights in the two holes below the headlamp on his 03 LT. He picked em up at Wally World for about $22.00. They have a blue cast lens and look wonderful.
We picked up the 12 volts from the auxilary power connector on the right side. Just like the one on the drivers left except there's no connector in the fairing to plug it into.
We used a wire tap to tap into the hot wire. This wire is hot all the time so we ran this to a 30 amp relay, normally open contact, and mounted this on the cross bar behind the openings. We picked up the 12 volts for the coil from the running light wire. Got a ground on a bolt on the left side. Viola, when the key is on, the lights are on. Looks like it was made for it and man what a difference it made in the illumination. You could install a small off on switch in the coil side so they wouldn't be on all the time.

 

[kavatar]

underneath lights

I own a 00' 1200ltc and would love to do that with mine can you send me a more detailed description of what you did to my email address. I am pretty much a novice when it comes to wiring.
thanks
you can reach me at [email protected]
kameron

 

[airborneod]

I helped a friend install a set of oval lights in the two holes below the headlamp on his 03 LT. He picked em up at Wally World for about $22.00. They have a blue cast lens and look wonderful.
We picked up the 12 volts from the auxilary power connector on the right side. Just like the one on the drivers left except there's no connector in the fairing to plug it into.
We used a wire tap to tap into the hot wire. This wire is hot all the time so we ran this to a 30 amp relay, normally open contact, and mounted this on the cross bar behind the openings. We picked up the 12 volts for the coil from the running light wire. Got a ground on a bolt on the left side. Viola, when the key is on, the lights are on. Looks like it was made for it and man what a difference it made in the illumination. You could install a small off on switch in the coil side so they wouldn't be on all the time.

How about a few pictures....TIA

 

[meese]

How about a few pictures....TIA

And maybe a model number or part number for the lights?

 

[Dezrae]

I hate to sound silly, but is there really a parts shop called "Wally World" like kr4mo said?

 

[justincase]

I hate to sound silly, but is there really a parts shop called "Wally World" like kr4mo said?

Wally World = Walmart

 

[meese]

A bit of American pop trivia, which may not translate to those culturally-deprived outsiders. (Or are we the culturally-deprived ones? I can never remember. )

There was a 1983 film called National Lampoon's Vacation in which a bumbling Chevy Chase takes his family on a cross-country trip to the Wally World theme park. Chaos and hilarity ensues as everything goes wrong for your viewing enjoyment. That particular pop culture phrase has since been morphed into slang for WalMart.

There is a http://www.wallyscycleworld.com/ for discount aftermarket Harley parts, but beware of http://www.wallyworld.com/ as it is not family-friendly, and not at all what you might expect if you were looking for large discount retail stores.

 

[RaffyK]

Oh, CB in that Ferrari...now you have done it.

 

[meese]

Oh, CB in that Ferrari...now you have done it.

Nope, just wished I had, like many of us here I suspect. The Ferrari was nice, but I preferred her in the pool . . .