freddyknuckles
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True Value hardware has them here
Sweet! Thanks 
yeah, what dog said. I got them at my local Ace Hardware. I think they were in the plumbing section or in one of those "specialty" drawers the local hardware stores always have.
So something for a 3/4" OD pipe I guess...?
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The_Dog33
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Loc: NE PA USA
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When ever I go for a part like that I take the part in question with me to make sure I get the fit I want. The True Value here had them in the specialty drawers and in the plumbing section.
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roadworthy
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Loc: St Louis MO
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i saw a thread on here some time ago, they had a light bar with the additional light very tight against the head light, and they had a quick connect for the lights. does this ring a bell with anyone? can yo put me in touch?
That was me. I cut the ends off a OEM light bar and put on P-clamps from JC Whitney or some other similar supplier. I got the quick connects from Radio Shack, 2 males and 1 female. I put the female end on the bike harness, ending it right under the lower fork tree. The shortened light bar got the male end, and I have a stock width light bar with the other male end. I did all this so I could have one light bar like short, and one stock light bar for when I have the windshield on.
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freddyknuckles
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When ever I go for a part like that I take the part in question with me to make sure I get the fit I want. The True Value here had them in the specialty drawers and in the plumbing section.
That's a good practice. I try to do the same but in my excitement to get the thing on my bike I didn't this time. 
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johnnybravo08
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Hey Keith, that looks great! What type of headlight is that?
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Erwin
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or like this....
Its a Triumph light bar that been modified. Triumph bar with the ends cut off and P clamps to mount the lights buckets and SS plugs on the ends.
whats the width measurement of the bar! 
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B02S4
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Reged: 02/28/08
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Loc: USA
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Dave, I've been thinking of sectioning & rechroming the "bug bar"  to retain the OEM mounts, however the more I think this through it's gonna be more than I want to spend. P mounts are looking better to me.
When you cut the OEM mounts off of the ends of the bar, & then capped the ends, how are the wires routed to the lights? Is there a photo available of that detail?
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roadworthy
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Loc: St Louis MO
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I can take a pic tomorrow, I just drilled new holes next to the P-clamps
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ce7871
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Or cut your own out of flat stock...
FJ, what brand buckets are your spotlights? are they 4.5 inch?
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FriarJohn
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Reged: 01/11/05
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Loc: East Helena, Montana
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They are the lights from the Triumph lightbar kit. I believe they are 4.5".
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