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Posted by kfoster
 - May 31, 2015, 09:16:36 AM

I think he just mounted the lights upside-down. Click on this photo for a close-up.

Posted by Pete
 - May 31, 2015, 06:43:23 AM

There could be some advantages there. Living in the rainy UK, we would have to be very careful about sealing the cable against water ingress.

Posted by CDNRatMan
 - May 30, 2015, 23:26:57 PM

  If you had a close up I would not have to ask this question, but did he just mount the lights upside down, or did he invert the bar itself?

Posted by greenbarn
 - May 30, 2015, 22:38:50 PM

That's actually a pretty good look, KF.   I'm not sure mine will fit that way on my new light bar, but I think I'll check it out.

Posted by kfoster
 - May 30, 2015, 22:23:21 PM

The previous owner of my Drifter did a few interesting modifications to the bike. The first was that he flipped the running lights to the bottom of the light bar. This gave him room for a Harley windscreen that he cut down just a little bit.  I did not notice that the lights were mounted differently that everyone else for a while.


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