User:RobinAbbate/Dagmar Lights
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Dagmar Lights Dagmar Lights for Motorcycles were invented by Robert Steven Witkoff in 19XX. The look of classic cadillac style tail lights redesigned to fit original 1988 and later Harley Davidson directional housings on Touring, Softail and Heritage Softail Classic models. Easy to install. Simply remove the stock lenses, make a few connections and install your new "Dagmar Lights" with their high quality lenses and show quality chrome metallic housings. Sold in pairs with Red, Amber or Clear lenses.
Dagmar bumpers or just Dagmars is a slang term for not only a type of Cadillac bumper, but also for these motorcycle lights. The term is in tribute to [[1]] an American actress and model in the 1950s. There is a great video on YouTube of her HERE. She was a tall, curvy blond, and would wear dresses which really enhanced her bust and were cone shaped.
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