Reply to "Headlight Stone Guard's"

Larry Scislowicz Supporting Member

@Panhandle Bob posted:
Aircooled Accessories versions might fulfill your needs. They fit over the the existing headlight and glass shield so the headlight isn't exposed to weather. They are a British company. Easy to install and mine have never loosened up, very stable.
Google is your friend in terms of finding them. You can get them in stainless steel (my choice) or triple chromed. About $90.00 and $150.00 respectively
I have a pair of the vertical louvre type on my Speedster. I don't drive much at night but I don't notice much decrease in visibility. I also run a pair of 55 watt driving lights to augment the headlights when needed, and the combination provides all the illumination I need.

Thanks for that lead will have to check it out!....Larry

4/26/218:06 AM

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