Which LED lights for the rear tail/brake lights

[470004]

I am considering switching the stock rear tail/brake lights to LED. Any suggustions. I am looking for a simple plug and play conversion.

 

[HDB0B]

I replaced both lens assemblies with Radiantz P/N 9903-18. These also strobe when you apply the brakes.
They really wake up the cagers. I bought mine at Laconia NH Bike Week from http://www.fastlightsleds.com

You will have to call them for availability and price. (I paid around $200 for the pair) Absolutely plug & play!!!!! 2 screws and a plug for each side.

I would not even consider going back to stock!!

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v...type=3&theater

Bob

 

[GARYD]

I had the H-D LED lights installed. I like the chrome cover.

When I figure out how to do it on the 2014, I'm going to install the Hyper-lites on the tour pac like I did on my last 2 bikes.

 

[rholliday]

I love these, and a lot of riders hate riding behind me for any distance!
http://www.brightasslights.com/site/

 

[trikermutha]

I had the bright ass lights and they were bright..It was nice as you can program the tail lights for different things..Yeah a bit pricey but worth it..

I removed mine before I traded the trike in..I also have a set of the Harley tail lights too my dad had on his trike before he sold it they seem to work well too..

 

[Jlbhdtrike]

+3 for BAL, had them on my 2010 Ultra and was my first purchase for the Tri Glide.
I agree they are costly, but worth it in my opinion.

 

[FLRT]

So if I've got this right, two 12 light LED tail lights from BrightAssLights would set you back $900.00!!?? :xzqxz::AGGHH:

 

[Jlbhdtrike]

BAL 1R at are plenty bright, unless you need to have the most expensive six led light.
kutter's online has a fair price.

 

[Rod69]

Got mine at Ride Time Technology. Not sure if they are in business anymore. Got both for 140.00. Have 110 bulbs in each, really bright. Lots of good comments.

 

[Springman2007]

I have to say that while I like LED tail lights, I think the cost of them as actually out-paced the technology use in making them by leaps and bounds...... While I like to be seen, it should not be obscene on my wallet to do so..... So, I actually try to go with the good old "bulb". You can get them anywhere cheap and last well in my opinion.<br />
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I just added the LED, AIR-Wing Luggage Rack light to my FLRT and I have to say that I was sort of disappointed by the light's brightness - or lack of. When the light is on Brake-on Mode its just about as bright as my good, old standard bulbs are in Running Mode....... I decided to make it just a running light and will do something else for a 3rd brake light.....<br />
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Anyway, I can't knock using LEDs, they are (or can be) great in this application; but, I think the cost needs to come into line. (my opinion)<br />
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Springman

 

[GARYD]

I think Hyper-Lites are very reasonably priced. The basic set is about $59 or $70 for the double size which is what I buy.

 

[garyk]

I love these, and a lot of riders hate riding behind me for any distance!

http://www.brightasslights.com/site/

Ditto-----I have them and love them!!!!

 

[AZTriGlide]

I too have the BAL 1R, just have to install. Figured $370 was worth being seen and perhaps saving my life! epper:

 

[x-winger]

I also have the Brightass LED tail/brake lights. I have the ones with the full red lens housing that looks like stock housing. My wife normally rides behind me on her Can Am & she says they are a great improvement over stock.

Someone above mentioned $ 370 for the pair & that is about what I paid. Well worth that in my opinion for the added visibility.

Ed