2 years ago I got one of these from Amazon. I thought it would look cool and a memory of my '68 Mustang Fastback that I sold so I could get my 2018 Heritage Softail. I love it!
I have not had any issues with water inside the taillight. If this is happening, you either have a void in the seal at the gasket, or there is a crack or defect in the plastic, allowing water in. Thanks for watching!!!
The RK is very clean for its age, good job, it’s hard where I live, weather is to nice to waste the day shining the Crome when you can be out there running the canyons. Mine’s an 05.
It is the same size as far as fitment to the bezel. It is a laydown style, so it's thinner at the top....if that makes sense. It's a really good quality light, and I would buy it again in a second.
Thanks for sharing. I have a 2016 Road King. When I put the wires into the electrical connector and plug it in, the wires pop out. How did you place yours in so it doesn’t do that?
Mine went right in and the little plastic clasp snaps right down over it. I have heard of some people having to crimp the end of the connector slightly to get it to seat inside of the plug.
you all prolly dont care but does anybody know of a way to get back into an instagram account..? I was stupid forgot my account password. I love any tips you can give me.
@Gideon Zayn thanks for your reply. I found the site on google and im waiting for the hacking stuff now. Seems to take quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.
Purchased the same light for my 2004 ultra and for some odd reason it would not seat properly due to the bigger harness pluged into the base☹️ ended up putting in a led bulb that flashes when the brakes are applied...ill try again with a different one maybe to see if it will fit.
Is it possible to do away with the harness plug and just hard-wire the connection? I just ordered the same taillight for my '98 Road King and hope I don't have the same issue.
@@kalways_kustoms nope didnt work at all regardlesswhat I did..the back housing on the aftermarket light was hitting the rear connections on the bike.. seems the gasket provided was not thick enough. After the buld replacement i found a light by eagle lights (american company) that worked perfect anf fit exactly..best thing is its a lifetime warranty on the leds..bad thing it was almost 100 beans but i think it was worth it and im happy.
Not sure exactly what you mean. The mount for the plate is the stock road king bracket that came on the bike from the factory. It's separate from the taillight. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching!
Great video. I have the same taillight and love the design. How did you setup your turn signals to come on as brake lights? I want this same function, turn signals as turn and brake only, not running lights. Thanks.
Actually, that was setup that way on the bike when I got it. Someone had installed it. It's a plug and play module that goes inline with the wiring. Thanks for watching!
After some research, I found that this is how the standard road king turn signals work. On the bike I have, Road King Custom FLHRSI, the turn signals are turn only. So I will need to compare the wiring diagrams to make the change.
Just bought this same taillight for my 2000 Electra Glide Ultra Classic and the housing in the taillight was far too shallow bc there's an electrical box on the fender keeping the taillight from going on the fender flush. Pretty pissed.
Several hours later, completed mods as necessary to fit this lens to my bike. A lot of dinking around, but it is a beautiful piece . If you get one of these take a good hard look at what it DOES'NT fit. It might be possible to get a bracket from another model bike that will fit the circuit board with clearance. I think it's worth it because it is an original look and I like it, very bright, like you want for daytime.
@@wansyahmi3401 I would double check the gasket to make sure it's seated correctly. Also, look for possible cracks in the plastic, especially around the screw hole areas.
2 years ago I got one of these from Amazon. I thought it would look cool and a memory of my '68 Mustang Fastback that I sold so I could get my 2018 Heritage Softail. I love it!
It's a great looking light. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the wiring sir
Thanks for watching!
Just purchased mine. Installing today. Love led not only for the modern look, but feel it's more noticeable for safety
I agree. Thanks for watching!
Do you guys having problem with water inside the tailight ???
I have not had any issues with water inside the taillight. If this is happening, you either have a void in the seal at the gasket, or there is a crack or defect in the plastic, allowing water in. Thanks for watching!!!
The RK is very clean for its age, good job, it’s hard where I live, weather is to nice to waste the day shining the Crome when you can be out there running the canyons. Mine’s an 05.
Thanks for the kind words, and thanks for watching!
Looks tough nice light. Nice bike
Thank you, and thanks for watching!
I bought the same light. Mine has indicators on the edge lights and the when you hit the brake, it hyper pulsates for 2 seconds then goes solid.
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the upload. Is this one the same size as the stock light? Or is it a slim Verizon
Version?
It is the same size as far as fitment to the bezel. It is a laydown style, so it's thinner at the top....if that makes sense. It's a really good quality light, and I would buy it again in a second.
Thanks for sharing. I have a 2016 Road King. When I put the wires into the electrical connector and plug it in, the wires pop out. How did you place yours in so it doesn’t do that?
Mine went right in and the little plastic clasp snaps right down over it. I have heard of some people having to crimp the end of the connector slightly to get it to seat inside of the plug.
you all prolly dont care but does anybody know of a way to get back into an instagram account..?
I was stupid forgot my account password. I love any tips you can give me.
@Kingston Roland instablaster ;)
@Gideon Zayn thanks for your reply. I found the site on google and im waiting for the hacking stuff now.
Seems to take quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.
@Gideon Zayn It did the trick and I now got access to my account again. I am so happy!
Thanks so much you really help me out!
Purchased the same light for my 2004 ultra and for some odd reason it would not seat properly due to the bigger harness pluged into the base☹️ ended up putting in a led bulb that flashes when the brakes are applied...ill try again with a different one maybe to see if it will fit.
You're not the first person I've heard to have that problem. I must've got lucky. Thanks for watching!
Is it possible to do away with the harness plug and just hard-wire the connection? I just ordered the same taillight for my '98 Road King and hope I don't have the same issue.
I'm sure you probably could. Haven't done it personally, but I'm sure it would work. Thanks for watching!
@@kalways_kustoms nope didnt work at all regardlesswhat I did..the back housing on the aftermarket light was hitting the rear connections on the bike.. seems the gasket provided was not thick enough. After the buld replacement i found a light by eagle lights (american company) that worked perfect anf fit exactly..best thing is its a lifetime warranty on the leds..bad thing it was almost 100 beans but i think it was worth it and im happy.
Good to know.
I HAVE AN 2009 ULTRA CLASSIC.
WHERE CAN I FIND THAT PLATE MOUNT KIT THAT FITS TO YOUR TAI LIGHT
Not sure exactly what you mean. The mount for the plate is the stock road king bracket that came on the bike from the factory. It's separate from the taillight. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching!
Great video. I have the same taillight and love the design. How did you setup your turn signals to come on as brake lights? I want this same function, turn signals as turn and brake only, not running lights. Thanks.
Actually, that was setup that way on the bike when I got it. Someone had installed it. It's a plug and play module that goes inline with the wiring. Thanks for watching!
After some research, I found that this is how the standard road king turn signals work. On the bike I have, Road King Custom FLHRSI, the turn signals are turn only. So I will need to compare the wiring diagrams to make the change.
Ok. Sorry. Read your reply after. I see custom dynamics makes that module. A little pricey but it will work. Thanks again.
Good to know!
The link to Amazon says it has turn signals also. Does yours?
No, mine is just a brake/running light. Thanks for watching!!
Just bought this same taillight for my 2000 Electra Glide Ultra Classic and the housing in the taillight was far too shallow bc there's an electrical box on the fender keeping the taillight from going on the fender flush. Pretty pissed.
Oh, that sucks....
me too on 04 FLHRS
Several hours later, completed mods as necessary to fit this lens to my bike. A lot of dinking around, but it is a beautiful piece . If you get one of these take a good hard look at what it DOES'NT fit. It might be possible to get a bracket from another model bike that will fit the circuit board with clearance. I think it's worth it because it is an original look and I like it, very bright, like you want for daytime.
Glad to hear you got it to fit. It is a nice looking light, and the LED's are very bright.
What part of New Hampshire are you in?
South eastern.
@@kalways_kustoms I'm from north eastern around the Conway area. Good to see your video neighbor!
I'm near the Seacoast....
are you still happy with this light?
Most definitely. It's super bright and looks great at night. Thanks for watching!
@@kalways_kustoms do you having problem with water getting inside the tailight ???
@@wansyahmi3401 no problems with water at all. Great light made of really good quality materials. Thanks for watching!!!
@@kalways_kustoms but mine having problem with water getting inside..how do I do to prevent this from happening again..i really love the tailight😪
@@wansyahmi3401 I would double check the gasket to make sure it's seated correctly. Also, look for possible cracks in the plastic, especially around the screw hole areas.