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16 Jul, 2019
Seems to be perfect.
2 of 2 found this helpful It delivers exactly what it says it will. It got here real fast and was well packaged. It has a 4 year warrantee that I hope will not be required but on initial use they held their charge very well being used with an inverter to power a couple of 700 Watt appliances (consecutively).
12 Jul, 2016
Fitting this to a Dyna.
So I bought this for one reason and one reason alone. It would help to make my Super Glide resemble a Low Rider S. It would somehow contribute to making it look more like a 'Hot Rod'. Or classic FXR all American Muscle Bike.
Do you know what, I think it worked. However if you buy this you are going to need to buy some brackets to fit it. They will cost you about the same again and that purchase comes with the requirement of knowing the diameter of your front forks. Mine were 49mm and this meant chrome headlight brackets for £25, the ones that could be fitted without dropping the forks. There is also some drilling to do but with a keen eye and some patience this is not too challenging.
For the price I am well happy, it may fit easier to a Sportster with the included fittings, to a Dyna you'll have to carry out a few more steps but it is worth the effort. Here's my advice, measure your forks, create a picture in you mind of how it will look. Figure out the expense, time and tools required then execute the plan. It worked for me.