Motorcycle Handlebar Switches & Wiring
LCFabrications
Clutch Switch Pod Delete - Black - for H-D
28
$35.00
LCFabrications
Brake Switch Pod Delete - Black - for H-D
28
$35.00
LCFabrications
Brake Switch Pod Delete - Polished - for H-D
16
$35.00
Kustom Tech
1 inch Clamp with Micro Switch - Polished
8
$102.62
Kustom Tech
7/8 inch Clamp with Micro Switch - Polished
$102.33
Cycle Standard
Prime 1 inch Handlebar Switch Kit - Dual Mini Switch - Black
14
$110.09
LCFabrications
Clutch Switch Pod Delete - Polished - for H-D
8
$35.00
Kustom Tech
7/8 inch Clamp with Micro Switch - Black
$112.85
MOTORCYCLE LIGHTING FOR CHOPPERS, BOBBERS AND CUSTOM HARLEY BUILDS
Lighting is one of the last decisions on a build and one of the most visible. A Tombstone tail light reads period-correct on a bobber. A No School Choppers Ford Duolamp on a rigid ...
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Motorcycle Handlebar Switches & Wiring FAQ
What headlight diameter should I use on a chopper or bobber build?
The best headlight diameter depends on your fork width and fender profile. A 4-1/2-inch headlight works well on most narrow-glide and rigid-fork builds, providing balanced proportions without looking too small. A 5-1/2-inch headlight is better suited to wider front ends or builds where the light is intended to be a visual focal point. A 3-1/2-inch headlight creates a very minimal look for especially narrow chopper proportions. Always confirm the mounting spacing against your fork before ordering.
What is the difference between the No School Choppers 1928–1932 and 1933–1936 Ford Duolamp tail lights?
Both models are stainless steel, glass-lens tail lights styled after vintage Ford truck lights. The 1928–1932 version has a rounder, shorter Duolamp profile, while the 1933–1936 version has a slightly taller and more elongated housing. Both are compatible with 12-volt electrical systems, and replacement glass lenses are available separately for each profile.
Do Cycle Standard Tombstone LED taillights include integrated turn signals?
Yes. Cycle Standard Tombstone LED taillights are available with integrated turn signals and red or amber lens options. Chrome and black housing versions are also offered. For motorcycles with separate turn signals, a Tombstone taillight without integrated signals is available as a standalone option.
How do I mount turn signals on a narrow-glide fork without drilling?
Use turn signal fork clamps designed for 39mm fork tubes. Cycle Standard fork clamps attach directly to the lower fork leg and provide a turn signal mounting point without drilling or welding. They are a practical option for adding signals to a narrow-glide front end without permanently modifying the fork tubes.