I have put these lights on several wings and have been happy with them. I ordered a set for my new 2012 and since it is a non air bag bike I ordered the non air bag model.

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on the 2012 you need to order the air bag model for a non air bag bike. the non air bag switch will not fit on a non air bag 2012. you need to order the air bag model for a non air bag bike, the air bag switch is shorter than the non
after I got over this problem all went well. install was a breeze. great product for the price

Installed very easily. Hardest thing was just removing the cowling. Look great. I didn't have the time or the place to do a proper alignment for them but adjusted them the best I could before I put the cowling back on. I figured the next time I ever take the cowling back off I'll try to do the proper distance alignment on them. I use them more just to help be noticed by other drivers. I haven't really seen that they light up much more area than existing lights but haven't had any real fog to see how they work in it yet.

Yes, the light on the light switch does stay on all the time. So it doesn't give any indication that the lights are on or off. Mine is also wired with the jumper to allow them to be turned on any time so I don't know if that would affect the switch indicator light.

A must have for night riders. The beams shine out about as far as the low beams and add about 15 feet of visibility to the sides. More importantly they alert oncoming traffic to your presence. Directions are a little lacking, I suggest watching the online video. Took me about 2 hours.

I found that these were easier to install than the Electric Connections foglights that I was removing. The old set had eaten through the cowling and I'd had to replace one of them for a broken lens. Install wss easy using Steve Saunders instructions and video. Also install Show Chrome lower cowlingat the same time.

The instructions are abismal, but I got it done. The challenge on my ride is the fact it is a trike and the front half of the running boards attaches to the lower cowl--so a real pain to get the cowl off. Fit of the lights to the cowl is fair--a gap as others have said. Light level is what I expected. I don't like the fact I have to take the cowl off to adjust the light in the future...So there is a way to have these on with low or high beams? Can someone fill me in?