[gothmog]

The 1500 I just bought came with a LOT of farkles, a few of which were not mounted but stored in the trailer. One such item was a set of accessory lights that wrap around the rear of the bike. 1 set I got mounted wraps around the bottom side of the trunk, but the set that wraps around the saddlebags has a few brackets in a bag and I cannot figure out how to mount them. They are metal, chromed, and are all red stop lamps. Anyone have a clue what they may be, name or manufacturer? I'm trying to find an instruction manual, and cannot find them on wingstuff. Thanks!

 

[trike lady]

Can you post a photo of the lights.
Does it look something like this?
http://wingstuff.com/pgroup_detail/..._list/gl1100/71_goldwing_saddlebag_trunk/des/
At one time those were made for the 1500.

 

[gothmog]

Good call. I was just going to take a pic, but I think thats them! I'll take the pic anyway, and we can compare. Who makes those? Didn't see a name. Thanks!

 

[gothmog]

Here we go:

 

[trike lady]

Did a little more research into these lights, the last company that had a similar set was
http://www.mcenterprisesusa.com/products/search/dsp_searchForm.cfm.
Risner Enterprises-Suburban Manufacturing has a similar set for trikes.
M/C Enterprises may have made your set.

 

[gothmog]

You rock Trike Lady! Thanks a million, I couldn't find anything.

 

[trike lady]

You're welcome, it's my pleasure to help.

 

[Wingstuff.com]

looks like the ones you have on the bike are from Markland. No longer available. Add On, Inc. is the only company still making lights such as those... we have them on the website...

John

 

[gothmog]

I'll try to look them up there as well. Thanks John! The top went on fairly easy, but the brackets for the bottom one have me buffalo'd.

 

[budoka]

I'd bet that John is right about them being Markland. They require a rail to mount them to the bike as far as I recall.

 

[gothmog]

I got a bag of bolts and washers, and 2 each of 2 different brackets to mount it. Just don't see where the brackets go to. Looks like 2 of them, like an offset line, lightening bolt shape may go in the front. The other 2, for the rear, are larger and have a 90 degree bend, and don't look like they go anywhere.

 

[trike lady]

Here's a picture of the Markland Lightbar for the GL1500.
http://www.touringcycleaccessories.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=66_22_23 Website where found.
A rail that is used but may or may not work with the light bar from http://www.scottsmotorcycle.com/goldwing.htm
M/C Enterprises website http://www.mcenterprisesusa.com/garage/blowouts.html