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Message started by Scottler on 04/04/09 at 16:11:56

Title: Let there be light...
Post by Scottler on 04/04/09 at 16:11:56

Has anyone added a light bar to their Savage? I haven't seen many (if any) pics of the traditional 3-light setup on the SS, so part of me thinks it can't be done for some reason. I love the look, and the added visibility is a definite bonus. Anyone done it?

Title: Re: Let there be light...
Post by Savage_Amusement on 04/04/09 at 16:20:34

Think there is a pic of one in the photo gallery.

Title: Re: Let there be light...
Post by Scottler on 04/04/09 at 16:39:11

Oh, you're right. I missed 'em the last time I strolled through the gallery. Thanks for the tip!

Title: Re: Let there be light...
Post by T Mack 1 on 04/04/09 at 19:42:59

I think Savage Wahine did. I think she used rubberized tractor lights since she needed the "flood" type light spread for riding the night time Hawaiian roads.

Title: Re: Let there be light...
Post by ALfromN.H. on 04/04/09 at 21:00:39

how about these?
http://www.scootworks.com/shop.cgi/page=partssuzlightbar.htm/SID=PUT_SID_HERE
http://www.scootworks.com/swcart/shop/roncar/savage650.jpg

Title: Re: Let there be light...
Post by thumperclone on 04/04/09 at 21:25:26

i used a pair of P clamps to the fork tubes and 2 20w halogen mr 11 size lights..

Title: Re: Let there be light...
Post by verslagen1 on 04/04/09 at 22:58:23

watch your total amps, 55/60 and 2x35 is ok but not 90/100 and 2x35

Title: Re: Let there be light...
Post by Scottler on 04/05/09 at 08:03:11

Very nice, Al. That's pretty much what I was looking to accomplish.

Much thanks!