This is the second generation of Prism's version of the old style "Chopper Box light." It's equipped with a dual function LED cluster that acts as both a brake light and running light.
The second generation contains unique features on the LED board that allow you to easily swap wires out to run our Vintage Cloth Covered Wire. In addition, you can also ground through the housing which removes your ground wire all together making it even easier to run our Single Wire Tail Light Magic Box/ Single Wire Hydraulic Brake Switch. See more info here.
- The size of the Prism version housing is 4-1/4" long X 3/4" wide X 2-1/8" in height while the size of the original style is 4-1/4" long 2" wide and 2" in height.
- Wires exit through a grommet on the back of the housing.
- The housing is made of aluminum and comes in either a polished or brushed finish.
- Injection molded Prism Supply lens.
- Comes with two stainless steel 1/4-28 bolts for mounting.
Any of the following mounting brackets will work with this light:
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Box Chopper Tail light Weld-On Bracket w/ License Plate Mount
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Box Chopper Tail light Weld-On Bracket
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Fender Mounting Bracket
- Factory Style Sissy Bar Light Mount
If you have any questions about fitment on your bike, we have put together 1:1 scaled drawings. You can print these on an 8.5"x11" sheet of paper and cut them out to use as templates for test fitment on your bike. Safari users may need to right click to download.
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E
Light is perfect, works perfectly, is slim and looks amazing.
L
Great customer service after my first order went missing in transit. Re sent to me in the UK in 4 days! Fri-mon delivery!!)
Fitted to my build and it not only looks cool, is super easy to wire, but is bright as hell!
L
Great stuff! Sleek
J
i kinda wish Prism would stop making things i have to have. haha
this light looks so good. top notch products and costumer service.
M
Conceptually simple and similar to the original; the redesign I think needs a touch of ironing out. The retaining clips on the light I got were very difficult to depress, and now the wires won’t stay pressed in. I eventually got them to stick, but I don’t have faith they’ll be reliably in a place. Time will tell.