Guess the Lightbar

[Mikey]

Looking for a lightbar for my ride... I'm particularly fond of this one, any ideas what brand it is?

http://photo.vrccservices.com/displayimage.php?album=21&pos=53

(Can't figure out how to use the picture thingy, there's the link)

[DFragn]

Here it is...

http://www.nationalcycle.com/catalogue/LightBars.shtml

[Son of Tarkus]

Yep, it's the National Cycle. Put the same one on my bike.

[hubcapsc]

National cycle light bar might not work with a OEM shield, in case that matters...

-Mike

[22Dasher]

National cycle light bar might not work with a OEM shield, in case that matters...

-Mike

I have one on my Bike with the OEM windshield. You will have to cut the windshield straight down from the headlight cut out and radius the corners. I would change out the red wires to black so don't show up as mine does in the photo. Also I found when I wired mine per there instructions it kept blowing fuses so I wired them in direct with an inline fuse and toggle switch.


 

[John U.]

My Standard had a lightbar wired together with the headlight, supposedly installed by the dealer for the original owner. That was a mistake, it fried the starter switch so badly it couldn't be rebuilt.
I installed relays for the lightbar and headlight with a separate fused power supply.
No worries now. The new starter switch only carries the current needed to trigger the relays.

[Gryphon Rider]

I have one on my Bike with the OEM windshield. You will have to cut the windshield straight down from the headlight cut out and radius the corners. I would change out the red wires to black so don't show up as mine does in the photo.

Using black heat shrink tubing is easier and neater than changing wires.