Another option -- inexpensive riding lights

[MarylandMagnav45]

Nice, Lawrence.   I too went the Wal-mart route and bought the same lights only the round style.  Mounted them to my highway  pegs.

Hey.  Lance. 

Can you put up a picture of your setup?

[Charles S Otwell]

Here are the burner lights from Wal-Mart that Lawrence was talking about, I wired the hot wire into the ign switch so I wouldn't forget to turn them off, but also put the switch (that comes with it) in line so I would have the option of turning them off when not needed. The hot wire does come with an inline fuse. I have had no problems and they work great. Brenda runs them pretty much all the time.

[Capt. Howard]

They look good...and look light they help light up the road pretty good...May be putting a set on soon...
Thanks for the good ideas and choices guys...

[John Luttrell]

[MarylandMagnav45]

Hey. do you think you can remove these or replace them with permanent images?

thanks john.

[MarylandMagnav45]

Here are the burner lights from Wal-Mart that Lawrence was talking about, I wired the hot wire into the ign switch so I wouldn't forget to turn them off, but also put the switch (that comes with it) in line so I would have the option of turning them off when not needed. The hot wire does come with an inline fuse. I have had no problems and they work great. Brenda runs them pretty much all the time.

Hey Charles, can you tell me what the lights were called?

I'm going to go buy them, and try to do this. 

My headlight doesn't provide much light at night even though i installed a HID light inside of it.

Thanks.

[Charles S Otwell]

They are called the Burner Series, Wal-Mart has them in Automotive for about $17.00 a set or you can find them on line for twice that, same light..