if these attach to the handle bars, how do you attach the rear light?
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Around the seat post. Its just a stretchy rubber thing and clasp. These things broke on me in less than 30 days and I had to change the batteries too
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Around any rear tube, which will be vertical instead of horizontal like your handlebars.
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Wraps around the upright for your seat support. These are really easy to move from bike to bike too!
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No you need a mounting bracket. It has a bracket on the light with a single bolt that will mount to the separate bracket you get for your bars.
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Lee,I don't have a Harley, but, these hardly pull any power from your lighting system. You should be able to splice them into your tail light wires. I use them as brake lights. I spliced them into the brake wires. I have not had any issues with these, even over 4 years after installing them. Good luck
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This product comes with plastic rings that one can use to hook the lights to the front of a bike and the back of the bike. I have the front in the middle of my handlebar, and the red light right on the metal tube under my seat.
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The headlight attaches to the front of the bike. Please see link below. http://www.bikebuyers.com/images/LED_headlight_cp_3.JPG
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I don't have the light so I don't know. The top bar does have 2 holes on each side to mount lights.
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You have to remove them to put the light bar on but you can still use the tow hooks. The light bar uses two of the existing holes from the tow hooks. I went to napa auto parts and bought 4 longer bolts to secure the tow hooks and the light bar together. It is a pain to install if you are doing it by yourself. Bolts are not the easiest to get to. But it looks and works great.
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They are a tight fit and if you force them in when you try to remove they will break. I used a small reamer and made the hole a little bigger then they will fit and then I wired them to the side lights and they will come on when the headlights are on. A wiring kit is available.
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Sorry I don't have them mounted yet. You can wire them as running lights by just hooking into your rear running tail light.
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Those inserts can be detach from your rear diffuser and don't throw them away. Have an expert install those LED lights so that it won't mess up your circuitry. I have to go to a tuning shop to have those lights installed. These lights are awesome once installed. I have them worked as both tail lights and breaklights.
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you can connect them to the headlight circuit or add a switch connected to the battery ,you just need to remember to shut-off when leaving you bike or car. the black and red wires need to be connected the + & - (red= + side,black= - side) of the battery or headlight circuit, they could use just the red to the headlights and black to the chassis ground of the bike or car., this is contingent on whether you're going to install them on a bike or car.
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you will need some type of mounting bracket I did have this type of light's in my grille but change them out but I used L brackets from a hardware store and I painted the brackets black Thanks,Ronnie
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I had to use the original mounting bolts. Everything else is there though. Mounts where existing lights are and wiring plugs right in
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The lights are on an oval handle type thing at the top. You need to make sure and push it down all the way.
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I had my Harley dealer.wire mine into my headlight. It comes with the wire to connect. You could most likely do it yourself
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Its been a few years since installing my light bars so I had to look. They appear to be mounted by double sided tape and its holding up well. Yes, they can be stuck on.
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They came with a plug on them. Best guess is it was for a Harley. I installed on a Victory. I just cut the plug off and connected directly, I red to red, Black to black. No problems what soever. They work great, I can see in the dark, and much more visible in daylight. I have the headlight as well. Awesome. A bit pricey but we'll worth the bucks.