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Piaa X1100
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Greg
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You can look on the official Piaa site at:
http://www.piaa.com
They have the mesurements of the 1100s and you could figure from there.
Greg
http://www.piaa.com
They have the mesurements of the 1100s and you could figure from there.
Greg
gsmullins
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gsjay said:I just mounted a set of Wunderluch engine crash bars on my 2002 GS.
Does anyone know if a set of Piaa X1100 will mount up on the bars without hitting the tank or the forks?
thanks,
gsjay
Yes. The light pattern will have a shadow in the center due to "masking" by the front forks/wheel. If all you want is side-road illuination, that setup will work; if you want more light on the center of your lane, a more forward/higher position is desirable.
mully
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