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Why would not you use Rigid lights? What's so different on GEN2? Bumper is a bumper...
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ccso285
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Pretty sure the bumper is different, I think it tapers out, not as much room.
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How difficult was it to cut into the bumper?
How difficult was it to cut into the bumper?
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What setup is this? How's the install? I like this one the best so far
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Looks like jdmi or something from china for 30 bucks on Ebay. I went with something similar only a lot heavier construction 
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Adv monster led added for back up
I'm into motorcycles and a forum member on Adventure Rider started selling on that forum several years ago ..NAME OF SELLING COMPANY IS: Adventure Monster LED. It says it's 2300 lumens & is fairly white @ 5500..I detect very little blue.
Lower end as far as cost go LEDs but they perform well. He had a 6" led that was on sale for $40 & included mounting brackets. I bought several during the sale (last Christmas) I gave a few away as gifts.
Had one laying around. It fit pretty well above the OEM hitch & slid in behind the bumper. Almost diasapears and still throws a lot of light. They were only $40 back at time of sale. Throw a good bit of light. The two outside LEDs are fog the inner 3 LEDs are spot. I like that there is nothing hanging off the bumper. Looks clean and I got to try out the switches! The LED has went up in price I believe it's now $60. The hitch is still fully accessible. The bumper lip does cover maybe 1/8" of the light spread but not enough to hurt output by much. Install was very easy. It's held very firmly in place with the provided brackets and a few plastic zip ties!
I'm into motorcycles and a forum member on Adventure Rider started selling on that forum several years ago ..NAME OF SELLING COMPANY IS: Adventure Monster LED. It says it's 2300 lumens & is fairly white @ 5500..I detect very little blue.
Lower end as far as cost go LEDs but they perform well. He had a 6" led that was on sale for $40 & included mounting brackets. I bought several during the sale (last Christmas) I gave a few away as gifts.
Had one laying around. It fit pretty well above the OEM hitch & slid in behind the bumper. Almost diasapears and still throws a lot of light. They were only $40 back at time of sale. Throw a good bit of light. The two outside LEDs are fog the inner 3 LEDs are spot. I like that there is nothing hanging off the bumper. Looks clean and I got to try out the switches! The LED has went up in price I believe it's now $60. The hitch is still fully accessible. The bumper lip does cover maybe 1/8" of the light spread but not enough to hurt output by much. Install was very easy. It's held very firmly in place with the provided brackets and a few plastic zip ties!
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Actually the one I ordered was from hitch world .
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