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[Ironhorse]

I saw one like that on Big Als bike. I was tempted to get one too, but after talking to Jim decided to go with his recommendation. I do like the look!

[highwayking]

I have a picture of my lights, but I'm not a techie.  I tried to attach it as a reply but it said the file was too big and I don't know how to alter the file.

[highwayking]

Trying again.

[highwayking]

Outside shot.

[Eagle Eye]

Two full size helmets will fit in the King Tour Pak, but not the Leather Tour Pak, so it is definitely smaller.  

Like many, I was looking at changing it out as soon as possible, but I've come to like it.  I've received many favorable comments regarding the unique look and asked where can they buy one.

Anyhow, I'm busy adding lighting to the back of my bike and have one more light bar to be added.  That (might) be enough...

[Midnight Rider]

I saw one like that on Big Als bike. I was tempted to get one too, but after talking to Jim decided to go with his recommendation. I do like the look!

Mark...don't know if you're aware of this or not, but the Custom Dynamics light bar as shown just sticks to the TP with something like the 3M tape.  Myself and a couple of others were some of the first to do this mod.  I think CD at one time even had them "standardized" to 15.4", as that is what worked best on mine.  That puts each end of the bar exactly in the center of the two antenna brackets. On the left end, the running and brake light wires come out (they are also available now with turn signals)...loosen the bracket and make a small space for the wiring to slip through.  I used shrink wrap to guard against abrasion where it went through the hole.  Then just pull the liner out and wire it in to the brake/run wires. I'm sure Jim will take care of you, regardless.  The CD light bar is also a nice looking addition to the rear end.

[mrmagloo]

I mounted my light on the support bar underneath the tourpak.  Just as visable from behind, more so form the sides, is invisible when not on, doesn't look tacked on, and won't effect the leather.