LED headlights at NAPA

[Firewrench22]

Y'all:
NAPA has the TruckLite brand LED headlight replacements on sale this month.
The 7" LED is $189 (p/n 27270C)and the 4.5"auxiliary lamps are $99 (p/n 80275)

I have the first gen TruckLite LED's from 4 years ago. The aux lights have a pretty wide beam. These look different in the picture, looks like the optics are better.

[GoSlo]

The new Phase7 lights are much better when it comes to focusing the lights. Phase 6 kind of scattered the light around with no real focus on where the light went. That's a great price by the way. What kind of warranty to they offer? If you buy them from Kuryakyn, I think it's a 3 or 4 year warranty. Harley sells the same headlight and passing lamps, but for more money and a one year warranty.

Here's a link to a great write-up comparing the Phase 6, Phase 7 and the H-D LEDs.

http://bogiesreviews.webs.com/Review...ng%20Lamps.pdf

[Firewrench22]

Thanks for posting that review. Looks like I'm upgrading. I've aimed my Ph6 aux lamps down quite a bit because they are in people's eyes.

I see you're in Centennial. I went to Arapahoe HS, class of '73

[peteg59]

Definately more headlight technology is better in the long run, but I want to upgrade to the "7" right now!
Anyone know if special electronics or mods to the existing harness on a bike currently running H4's is needed?

[Firewrench22]

Nothing needed, those plug right into your standard 3-prong headlight connector.

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And by looking at the pic in the NAPA flyer, and the pic on the TruckLite website, the aux lights have the proper connector to plug right into the H-D also.

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And your standard headlight bezels work also

[GoSlo]

Thanks for posting that review. Looks like I'm upgrading. I've aimed my Ph6 aux lamps down quite a bit because they are in people's eyes.

I see you're in Centennial. I went to Arapahoe HS, class of '73

I moved to the Denver area in either '72 or '73, can't remember which...too long ago I guess. Arapahoe HS is just down the road from us. Still a great area to live in even though it's getting pretty crowded. Whenever I'm convinced the area has grown too large, I get to travel to Chicago, Dallas or Houston and realize our "little cow town" isn't so big and the traffic really isn't that bad.

That's the problem with the Phase 6 lights. You have to aim them so low to not blind oncoming traffic, they don't light up the road the way they should.

Enjoy the new lights!!

[HDB0B]

Custom Dynamics has never let me down on any products I have gotten from them.

http://www.customdynamics.com/motorc...htm#Motorcycle Headlights Driving Lights

[Fearless]

I installed Phase 7 headlight and passing lamps last spring and we love the them ride safely fearless

[peteg59]

I installed Phase 7 headlight and passing lamps last spring and we love the them ride safely fearless

Is it just the angle of your camera, or are they half blackened out?

[0pini0nated]

As of 4/14/16, Amazon - http://www.amazon.com/Truck-Lite-272.../dp/B007K8AA7I = $162.84 + sales tax, but free shipping.

[lco155]

Any one every try HID bulbs and ballast? I got one on mine and its brighter than my buddys Led

[Fearless]

Is it just the angle of your camera, or are they half blackened out?

angle of camera they have a hlf reflector in the passing lamps look really great. fearless

[ParrotHD]

My trike is a 2004 CVO...will these fit the older HD? I was wanting to go LED but sure did not like the HD price....this looks like the way to go.

[Firewrench22]

My trike is a 2004 CVO...will these fit the older HD? I was wanting to go LED but sure did not like the HD price....this looks like the way to go.

The passing lamps should fit size-wise, not sure about the plug inside the housing, but that's easy to work around if it's different. The headlight should be plug and play, has the standard 3-prong headlight connector.

[ParrotHD]

The passing lamps should fit size-wise, not sure about the plug inside the housing, but that's easy to work around if it's different. The headlight should be plug and play, has the standard 3-prong headlight connector.

Thanks for the info. A little solder and heat-shrink tubing and I can make it work.