A couple of weeks ago I bought a pair of winged chrome, not chrome plated bullet lights from e-bay. I have been wanting to get rid of that big old stock tail light and thought these might do the trick. Anyway I installed it with some electrical help from my neighbor, and it looks fantastic. The light is about 3 inches long and about 2.5 inches high or so. The light this puts out is considerably brighter than stock and looks so much cooler. I have the spare one left over and if someone would like it I would sell for 12 bucks plus whatever shipping would be. If you are doing a bobber or chopper this light is super i think it looks better even than those so-called limp weinner tail lights or sparto lights.      Always looking for cool bobber ideas. i would love to send in photos, but unfortunatly i dropped my digital camera in my sons birthday cake and some how it would not work anymore. So i did the only logical thing. I used it for target practice with my 9         happy trails   john

john1652 wrote on 12/31/69 at 16:00:12:

Well DUH!   What range, and how small was the largest piece when you were finished?

You should have a flatbed scanner attached to your desktop.  Can be found for $30 referb'd, very handy for scanning store receipts, newpaper/magazine articles, photos, canceled checks (with the signature of the guy who says you didn't pay), and small parts . . . .

yea it worked it worked it worked. I am easy to please and always happy when I do something magical with computers.  john

I don't know about the 2 element bulb, but it does the tail light thing and the brake light thing and it is very bright. john

I was going to buy your used lights since I had a habit of ripping them off (not as often now) Thought I should stock up  or buy bulk or cheapos.
You are right they do look KEWL. Me Likes. They don't stick out like OEM's. I know if I don't pay attention, I'll find a way of ripping those off as well.
Please show us when you get them on.