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[CVODON]

Different strokes I guess, the passing lamps were the first thing I remember removing from my old Road King Classic all those years ago.  Hard for me to believe someone would spend money to put them on, but different strokes....

[Tru-Blu]

You're right - different strokes.  A lot of us feel that the passing lamps are part of what makes a Road King what it is - and that they should have been on the CVO SERK in the first place.

[RoadMonkey]

Funny you mention this... I remember too that one of the first things I wanted to do was remove the aux lamps, now I buy a bike without them and all I want to do is put them on! It's madness I tell you 

[owl893]

Had a bud who owned an 2004 UC.  He took off the passing lights, made the tour pack "quick release" installed a short Memphis Shade, put on a Corbin seat, and did some engine mods, and "Abra-Cadabra" by 2006 he had a StreetGlide (sort of).  We had fun with that for a while.

OWL

[T-Roy]

Hey Hx2, Later this coming year I plan on installing a pair of cutom dynamics billet driving lights on a set of their caliper mounts and plan on wiring them to the unused switch on my 2013 SERK. My aux switch is already being used for heated seat. Did you wire your driving lamps to the unused switch. Does the unused switch already have power coming to one side of it? Thanks in advance for any help.

[senorjeem]

What mine looks like with passing lamps. Next step, Fullsac stage one or similar...but waiting for the spring. Just riding with stock setup for now.

Dude, I mean this in the nicest way.....those mirrors gotta go man!!

[jpdchicago]

I don't take it personally...
You mean the rear view mirrors or the passing lamps. Planning to switch the handlebars anyway. Will do the rear view mirrors then for sure. Thinking of 14" apes.

[jpdchicago]

Another picture from behind...

[evodistraction]

I originally bought a set of the towel bar type passing lamps and installed them. The set I bought came with the visor type trim, which I wanted. I really liked the look of the passing lamps on my Ultra and couldn't get past that so I ordered the aux passing lamp brackets (69227-04A) and the hardware kit for my bike.  Thought I would be able to use the turn signals from the handlebars.

 

Does anyone know of an after market kit that has everything needed (including wiring schematic) for this mod? I would like to add these to my 2013 SERK and having a few more options other than what the MOCO offers is always a good thing (as long as the quality is comparable or better).

Thanks,

Evo

[2k]

from the website " Road King® models equipped with windshield require separate purchase of Hardware Kit P/N 69235-04". Just to confirm, we will need to get the kit listed to be able to run the windshield?? That's what I'm reading and just wanted to be sure since Hx2 has already done this mod. I am still wondering what to do about the lamp connectors thou.

Not complete so no picture, but I didn't use the windshield kit as mentioned and had no problems. I didn't use the kit from the catalog, but ordered the parts I needed from a '09 CUSE4 parts catalog. Bout the same cost and I knew exactly what I was getting cause the '09 was sitting 10' away.

[2k]

Almost complete, top turn signals not removed.......yet.

[Twolanerider]

Have put the Harley passing lamps with or without the signals on a few Road Kings.  It's a different strokes for different folks thing as everyone's tastes can vary a bit but their are alternatives in the aftermarket if someone doesn't want the large passing lamps and prefers a size more mated to the look of the signal housings.

[Twolanerider]

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[2k]

Not only very different, but looks great. Stands out in a crowd. 

[Twolanerider]

Not only very different, but looks great. Stands out in a crowd. 

Thanks much.  I like the mounting bracket for the lights as much as the light also.  You use the Street Glide type signal mounts then have this big beefy billet piece that not only hangs the spotlights but also covers the bottom of the tree and hides the brake line.  Big honking pieces of chrome billet....  Gotta love it.