Had a safe glo and it was junk it cracked multiple times

 

I use the quick light fiber optic ones from utv inc ,they have work great for me for a few years now .I welded a angle iron on my rear cage to mount them to ,they are quick release also.

 

I use the quick light fiber optic ones from utv inc ,they have work great for me for a few years now .I welded a angle iron on my rear cage to mount them to ,they are quick release also.

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X2 and the quick light ones have a lifetime warranty.

 

We have 2 of the SafeGlow fiber optic whips and the color is nice. Word of warning about safeglow..... we have never had a problem with the led's or fiber optics but we have been through 5 whips because either the clear plastic breaks where it connects to the base or the base comes apart comletely. I have looked back 5 times to see no whip and have to start looking for it. They have always been nice and replaced them for free but I am sick of it and will not buy from them or recomend them. Service is great but the product is not. Another agrivation is that every whip we have received from them has a different plug and I am sick of changing plugs out.

 

X2. Every whip of any kind I have from safe glow has quit. Last one was a triple bright led was real bright but quit. Got told sorry we don't make it anymore ....they never did anything about that one one week old no replacement or fix or refund

 

Quick Light whips... PERIOD. No better whip out there.

 

So in looking at your web site, why can I not find any Quick Light Whips?

 

Quick Light....Hands down....Little more expensive but worth the lifetime warranty....VERY BRIGHT int:

 

Well sounds like quicklight is they way to go then. Do I need to use in inline fuse to hook it up or do you just directly connect it to a rocker switch? Do you know if UTV inc. has any discounts for fourm members?

 

A fuse is almost always a good idea. I actually have mine wired up to my running lights with no additional fuse though. Ive had it that way for a year. It is always on when the key is on. It doesn't draw hardly anything at all. When I don't have the whip on I just slip the provided rubber cover over the base.

If you run a separate wire all the way up to the dash I would highly recommend that you put a fuse online.

UTV Inc doesn't do forum discounts anymore. Every once in awhile the do one day sales though.

 

I know this thread is a couple months old...

Malcolm Smith parts guy told me the same thing about Safeglo. He joking said they get 2 back for every 1 they sell

I was at the SSSS and I looked at the Quick Lights and the Light'em Up whips.

I don't see many reviews on Light'em Up. They look cool and cost about $50 less than Quick Lights. The only disadvantage is the semi-permanent connection. I assume I could install a Deans Plug or something to completely remove the whip

 

Want to purchase a Quick Light whip and some Fiber optic cab lighting from UTV inc. but I could not locate it on your website. How a bout a little help.

 

Same here. I can't find QuickLight ANYWHERE. Theyir "Dealer Locator" is a joke!

 

I put a spring on my safe light and it helps keep it from being rigid. I will say this about UTV Inc. They are a top notch company with their customer service.