Added another LED brake light

[Tundra]

Tucked this up under the rear rack. It reflects off the bright chrome bottom of the rack and is crazy bright even in daylight. Pics don't do justice. This location is not seen until the brakes are applied, looks factory.
I'm pleased, this simple mod. turned out better than I imagined.

[Jess from VA]

And higher is always better for brake lights.   

[Tundra]

And higher is always better for brake lights.   

Never thought much about that, height certainly would add to driver visibility. Especially with the low fender mounted brake light on the 1800.

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Tucked this up under the rear rack. It reflects off the bright chrome bottom of the rack and is crazy bright even in daylight. Pics don't do justice. This location is not seen until the brakes are applied, looks factory.
I'm pleased, this simple mod. turned out better than I imagined.

Link to light?

[Tundra]

I bought the kit from JackB who made the attachment bracket, soldered correct wire lengths, connectors and wiring instructions along with the LED strips (2) You could easily do this yourself. I found it easier to buy everything in one place from an actual Valkyrie owner who has done it and taken the time to put the kits together. You could PM him or follow his post on the F6C forum.

  His was made for his bike with the Corbin seat utilizing the rear bolt mounting points for the bracket. I have the stock seat and the bracket would not work without slight modification. I now prefer the location I chose as it is higher and I believe more visible, as Jess pointed out.

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I bought the kit from JackB who made the attachment bracket, soldered correct wire lengths, connectors and wiring instructions along with the LED strips (2) You could easily do this yourself. I found it easier to buy everything in one place from an actual Valkyrie owner who has done it and taken the time to put the kits together. You could PM him or follow his post on the F6C forum.

  His was made for his bike with the Corbin seat utilizing the rear bolt mounting points for the bracket. I have the stock seat and the bracket would not work without slight modification. I now prefer the location I chose as it is higher and I believe more visible, as Jess pointed out.

Thanks I'll try to track him down. I'm an electrical dunce.

[Jack B]

Hey I also here, been here since 1999.

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Hey I also here, been here since 1999.