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Save money now. Install rear LED lights on your Harley Davidson yourself.
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Improve your visibility & ride safer!
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Have the pride & satisfaction of working on your own Harley!
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Do it in your garage or your workspace right on the kickstand!
Another Free Video By Bikers For Bikers
VIDEO & BLOG-This is a complete instructional tutorial video on how to install Harley Davidson brand rear LED tail/brake lights and turn signals on your Harley Davidson motorcycle. And of course brought o you by the very popular Law Abiding Biker Podcast & Media!
We did the LED lights install on a 2013 Harley Davidson Ultra Classic. So, check the video out and don't pay a Harley mechanic to do this project. Save your money, because we know you can do this. You don't need a motorcycle jack, motorcycle lift, or any special tools. You can do this project right on the kickstand!
After watching this video you will certainly be able to install LED rear lights & signals on your Harley Davidson motorcycle. This video is as detailed as any of our other Law Abiding Biker videos and it shows you step-by-step how to do this. We give you great angles and it is as if you are right there with us helping.
We purchased Harley Davidson brand LED tail lights and signals to do this project. We used the following Harley parts and numbers:
Layback LED Tai lamp Part #67800357 $159.95
Bar & Shield rear LED turn signals part #68128-10 $159.95
The Safety Benefits of Motorcycle LED Rear Lights:
So, many motorcyclists worry when coming to a stop or slowing to make a turn about the vehicle's following them. Us defensive riders always look in our mirrors to try and see if the car behind them is looking and slowing. We often look for an escape route in case the car following us doesn't slow.
The last thing we want is to be rear ended by that aggressive driver following too close or texting. It is harder to watch in your mirrors all the time in heavier traffic or in that stop and go traffic. There are many dangers out there for bikers/motorcyclist, so we do what we can to better our odds.
Of course there are ways to better your chances of not getting rear ended on your motorcycle by installing rear LED tail lights, brake lights, and turn signals. That gives you a better chance that the driver's following you will be alerted before you slow or turn. These rear Harley LED lights are much brighter than the stock ones and can be seen much more easily.
So what are you waiting for? Install some rear LED lights on your Harley Davidson motorcycle now!
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Everyone should get these LED lights
Summary
We have run these lights for some time now. They are easy to install if you watch our video (http://www.lawabidingbiker.com/harleyrearledlights) and a quality Harley Davidson product. They are brighter and can bee seen from much farther away. Drivers definitely see them better than the stock rear lights.
GEORGE TOSCANO says
Well this LED brake light kit work on a 2006 ultra classic?
GEORGE TOSCANO says
Nvm I read a little more. And it does Thanks
Jeff says
R the lights still working? I read mostly negative reviews on Harley website. Seems the lights can’t take the vibrations. Did Harley get problem fixed.
Want LED but not when they last less than year
Matt Couchman says
Jeff,
Oscar hasn’t had any issues with the LED lights and he’s laid down some serious miles. They’ve been on his bike for at least three years now.
Ride Safe & Ride Often!
~Lurch
Joseph Emmanuel says
I had hit a pothole and blew out one of my LED turn light, would it be a bad idea if I replace it with the regular push and twist lamp until I get an LED replacement , would it affect the rest of the LED lights.
Matt Couchman says
Joseph,
I wouldn’t recommend running a combo of halogen and LED. It may not be an issue, but we can’t say for sure.
Ride Safe & Ride Often!
~ Matt Couchman
Law Abiding Biker™ Team
Helping & connecting as many bikers as we can worldwide!
Leroy Peneku Jr says
No load resistors required for these LED’s?
Ryan Urlacher says
Nope