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Fog lights and accesory lighting
- Thread starter greendean
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Bob Denman
New member
Well... The OEMs were designed to work with all of the other OEM pieces.
Or are you looking at additional lighting from alternate sources? :dontknow:
Or are you looking at additional lighting from alternate sources? :dontknow:
NancysToy
Motorbike Professor
Nobody has seemed to have any real trouble with the lack of ventilation from the stock lights, since they are vented. There is undoubtedly better ventilation without them, however. To see some of your other choices, look at the offerings of Tric LED, Custom Dynamics, ESI, KewlMetal, and other SpyderLovers sponsors on the home page. Lots of choices!
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
I can only speak to the OEM fog lights. I have them on both my current :spyder2:'s. I have not had any problem with the ventalation. They came with my RT-S and I negotiated them on to the 2011. I did pay for the lights on the 2008 and 2009 and agree that the price is up there for the OEM's.
greendean
New member
I have looked at the Kewl metal and some other led additions. I'm not so much into flash and stickers
practical use for me I leave the house for the golf course/farm at 3:30 am and like to be seen as well as
more lighting for the road. I did high end mobile electronics in a previous life 20 years worth. I know from my
past sometimes there aftermarket that mount and connect to stock for a better price. Some are not very good
quality hince the get what you pay for. Thanks Dean:thumbup:
practical use for me I leave the house for the golf course/farm at 3:30 am and like to be seen as well as
more lighting for the road. I did high end mobile electronics in a previous life 20 years worth. I know from my
past sometimes there aftermarket that mount and connect to stock for a better price. Some are not very good
quality hince the get what you pay for. Thanks Dean:thumbup:
NancysToy
Motorbike Professor
For more lighting on the road, forget the foglights. Convert the headlights to HID, install foglights and convert to HID, or install some driving lights like the Motolights.
