Saddle bag lights
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2000 Honda Shadow 750 ACE
Saddle bag lights
Being new to the Gold Wing experience, I apologize for any dumb questions, but here goes. Are the lights on the saddle bag used for signal lights or running lights? And how do I wire them up?
- Wilcoy02
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1983 GL1100I frame with an 80 engine. poor boy installed with C-5 ignition--DIED in Grande Prairie Alberta Canada 8/15
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Re: Saddle bag lights
There is no dumb question. I feel if ya gottas know you gotta ask.
I wired mine up for both. I put a 1157 bulb in and ran the wires up the tire side of the saddle bags and tied into the connection under the seat. Do not make it a permanent connection as in the future you will want to remove the saddle bags to work on the tire etc...
I wired mine up for both. I put a 1157 bulb in and ran the wires up the tire side of the saddle bags and tied into the connection under the seat. Do not make it a permanent connection as in the future you will want to remove the saddle bags to work on the tire etc...
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Re: Saddle bag lights
Thats very helpful Wilcoy, thanx for that info.
- wingman12
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Re: Saddle bag lights
Good evening rider billy. No question is a dumb question if you do not know. I noticed from your pictures that the bags have build in lights. These are both running and turn. There should be a quick connect set up under the seat in which you can plug in and go. PIA when you need remove the bags. But you do not have to loosen the bags to unbolt the seat bolts. Each bag has a notch in it, under the rubber seal, that will allow you to remove the seat bolts.
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Re: Saddle bag lights
Wow, Thanx Wingman. That notch trick is a huge time saver. I am headed to Point Marion, PA. for the weekend but will be home Monday night and will try to get those lights wired up on Tuesday. Thanx again for that tip.
- wingman12
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Re: Saddle bag lights
Ypu are welcome. Have a safe trip.
- wingman12
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Re: Saddle bag lights
Good afternoon Raiderbillt, I was just wondering how the connection of your bags lights went?