Harley Davidson, Pan America 1250 Police Motorcycle upfit.

[@carries5411]

I can’t believe how good that thing looks!!! Great job Star Cars, Chris and SIRENNET 🎉

[@SIRENNET]

Thank you! Star Cars went above and beyond on this build, truly showing off their skills. Their bracket fabrication is just excellent, especially for the speakers and additional switches.

[@LJ-jq8og]

WOW 🌟 That megaflex on the mirrors is OUTSTANDING ❗ OFF-AXIS was AMAZING.... 💪 Always great to see S❤ too 🙏

[@SIRENNET]

Thank you for watching😀

[@thunderbear0]

Code 3 is my favorite brand and im glad they used their stuff on this beauty!

[@Carred20]

Absolutely gorgeous install

[@SIRENNET]

We couldn't agree more. Star Cars did an amazing job on this!

[@r0bv123]

Fantastic! Would love a follow-up video on operation review like the dash/button layout, siren, comms, etc besides the lights.

[@shawntyrrell5473]

NICE... Good job on the installation. Turned out really good. Thanks for sharing such a different installation.

[@giancaaleandri4253]

Siete bravissimi!!!! Il Top al Mondo in Italia non esistono impianti di questo livello!!! Eccellente lavoro👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@SIRENNET]

Thank you very much! Star Cars did a phenomenal job!!!🤩

[@PolLight3000]

Very nice and really cool loocking Harley. Star Cars did an amazing job for sure!😎👍🏻👏🏻🏍🚨 By the way, the City of Reading Police Department (Pennsylvania) got some Pan America bikes in October 2022. Reading is said to be the second police department in the nation to use this motorcycle as a police bike and the first on the east coast to do so... And there is a concept version built by Ladlaw's Harley Davidson for the H-D's regional police and fleet sales department, first shown at a California motor police event in September 2021.😏 But hey, Star Cars did install the nicer lights.🤩🥰

[@LJ-jq8og]

GREAT VIDEO 💪❤

[@cvpiDOTnet]

Nice build, but it is far from the first in the USA to be used by law enforcement. Should have done some research because Longhorn Harley-Davidson in Texas did it first in August 2021. The first Police Department to use it was Fort Worth Texas and this is all documented on Facebook. They built it in cooperation with Harley Davidson.

[@KMFA6760]

I was curious on what police department this was outfitted for?

[@thomasrossi31]

Awesome!

[@Bjohan75]

The neat "wrap-around-corners-modules".. what is that? Model? Are they aviable in Europe?

[@SIRENNET]

Those are Code 3 MegaFlex lights. For more details, please contact our helpful and friendly sales team through email: [e-mail]. Or feel free to give us a call: [phone] is our main phone number.

[@MigueldeCastro719]

One question, can these products that you have on the website be shipped to Brazil?

[@SIRENNET]

Sorry for the late reply on this but yes, we do offer shipping to Brazil. For assistance with a quotation, please email our Sales Team at: [e-mail]. We can also special-order other Code 3 warning lights and sirens if there's something you're interested in that might not be on our website.

[@GCHG2014]

Why wouldn't you wedge the lights to be more level with the ground and not pointing upwards?

[@LJ-jq8og]

Good point... You could put a "wedge" of some sort underneath to aim it further down... Give them time.. Its brand new 😊

[@GCHG2014]

@@LJ-jq8og Guardian Fleet Safety in Minnesota has been using wedges for years. Just kinda odd.

[@SIRENNET]

Which ones? The MegaFlex lights on the left and right side on the front wheel and under the windscreen work better (in our opinion) at these angles as the output spreads up to help be more visible through the rear window of bigger vehicles (trucks, SUVs, Vans, etc.)

[@GCHG2014]

@@SIRENNET front and side fairing

[@LJ-jq8og]

@@SIRENNET Great point 💪

[@milesonwheels8127]

Unless they make police side case otherwise that bike is too wide with HD cases. Can’t lane split.

[@rangerman375]

Erm... you can lane split just fine.