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Kuryakyn GL1800 LED Debris Rear Mudflap
Debris LED Lighted Rear Mudflap fits Honda GL1800 Goldwing and is a Running Light and Brake Light adding great looks & Safety Lighting to your GL1800 Goldwing. Requires Proper Mounting Kit sold seperately
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LED Rear GL1800 Mudflap keeps flying road debris from damaging bodywork and helps reduce road spray & other dirt behind you. If you tow a trailer it will stay cleaner & riders following you will be happier. Nothing beats the combination of Black & Chrome except when a full 8 square inches of brilliant Red LED Lights are added in two stylized lenses complimenting the shape of the GL1800 saddlebags.
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Another great product and does exactly what is says on the tin. Lights up the back of the bike and ads that extra break light. Again I would have to say to any European customers who like me bought the European speck wing, these extras don’t just plug in, you need to do the wiring yourself which in itself is not a big job but if your like me and don’t know, get a professional. I’m delighted with the end result. 
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I installed the reciever style vertical Kuryakyn GL1800 trailer hitch #KU7647 and install this mudflap. Very easy install and the lights are plug-n-play. I would recommend this item.
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Great looking product but what a pain to install. None of the holes lined up and had to drill, file and finally use the dremel to inlarge the slots sufficiently to mount the flap. Lights work great but quality control really sucked.Five stars for looks but none for quzlity. 
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Great looking flap !! Any lights that can be added to the rear of bike is a big plus. Be seen is how I feel ! Ride safe !
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More lights in the rear can only help and these do a great job. I had a problem with the bolts on one of the mounting clamps and they both broke off of the back. needless to say I had to leave it there and now it's only bolted solid on 3 points but it is still on there rock solid. I zip tied the mount that broke so as not to have an annoying rattle. I would recomend that all the bolts on the bracket be run throug the c-clamps first before installing the mounting frame
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