Baja Designs at the 2012 Sand Sport Super Show

At the 14thannual Sand Sports Super Show Baja Designs will be celebrating 20 years of innovation and racer proven off-road lights. Many of you have been hearing "buzz" about BDs new OnX LED light bars. These are the light bars that Baja Designs racers have been excitedly testing and they are all saying the same thing: "this LED light bar really gets out there and it's small enough to significantly reduce wind drag!". The SSSS is your chance to finally see them for yourself. Baja Designs will be releasing the OnX LED light bar and also the SII LED light to the public at 5:00 pm September 14 at the opening of the SSSS. Their new OnX LED Light Bar is the only light bar on the market that has the distance of an 8" HID with the smooth spread of an LED. The OnX will be sold in 8" increments ranging from 8" all the way to 51". If you're looking for the guaranteed farthest projecting LED light on the market, look no further. On the other hand, if you need a light that will fit in the smallest of spaces, then you should check out the new SII LED light. This 3"x1.75" light produces 1,800 lumens and will outshine any other 2, 3 or 4 LED auxiliary light on the market. Not only that, but its small size means it can be mounted virtually anywhere.
Come out and see BD at the Sand Sport Super Show September 14th-16th at the Costa Mesa Fairgrounds. The BD booth is located in the Parade of Products between buildings 10 & 12 – Just look for the beautiful Vildosola Racing Trophy Truck featuring the new OnX LED Light Bar. Now is the time to get yourself the best off-road lights available. BD lights are made right here in California and carry a lifetime warranty.
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