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headshothills

headshothills

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Roaddawg said:
I placed led's under the tank, one under the coil/ignition cover, two (one above, one below) on the back of the carb backing plate that the air filter cover screws to, one under the battery box (shines down on top of the starter and engine), two strips, one each side, under the engine. I ran the strips along the top, inside of the frame on each side and they provide a lot of ground light. I placed leds on the inside of each brake caliper, these reflect nicely of the rims, and I added a strip on the inside of the belt guide, which also provides alot of light on the right side of the rear rim.

When I get home, I'll post pics.
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Yes, Im definitely interested in how you placed/mounted the caliper ones, all the other spots seem like the goto no brainer spots, the caliper/fender ones seem to be where I would question exactly where/how the most.. Looking forward to those pics!!

Letbigdogintocanada said:
I like to keep it simple and put a couple under the tank and 1 around the oil tank
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Now that looks great!!

SCOTTx88 said:
Mine, with Kuryakyn Lizard Lights, can change colors.

All of these are lizard lights.
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Again... Great pics...

you guys would have stole the LED show with those, most of the LED installs I saw, were just mehhhh.. Either you saw the LEDs and each individual LED rounded light, which to me makes it look like a Xmas tree IMO, I dont want to see the lights or the reflection of each and every LED light on the strip, I want to see the LED glow, without seeing the physical light strip... if that makes any sense...
 
SCOTTx88

SCOTTx88

Active Member
Exactly, everyone of mine is a reflection and wires are hidden. Get some blue painters tape and start looking for spots.
 
SCOTTx88

SCOTTx88

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Kuryakyn Lizard lights, with the remote control. I put the power box on the inside of the swingarm, behind the oil tank.
 
Mr. Wright

Mr. Wright

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Ok, I got most of the LED's on today. I still have 3 left, I think I'll put them under the bike, shining on the ground. The most unique one is this, I drilled a hole thru the primary backer plate, and stuck one inside.
Yes it has a safety belt, incase it falls off, it won't get caught in the belt.





 
francoblay1

francoblay1

The Spaniard
Mr. Wright said:
Ok, I got most of the LED's on today. I still have 3 left, I think I'll put them under the bike, shining on the ground. The most unique one is this, I drilled a hole thru the primary backer plate, and stuck one inside.
Yes it has a safety belt, incase it falls off, it won't get caught in the belt.





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:2thumbs: I like it!
 
cdogg556

cdogg556

Guru
Love the led's Shannon, I was thinking about putting a set on my bike but just kinda worried that they would drain the batery too much, I am probably just being paranoid for no reason!:D
 
Mr. Wright

Mr. Wright

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You would have to leave them on a long long time before they will start depleting a battery.
 
cdogg556

cdogg556

Guru
The only reason I was saying that is because when I got the bike the battery terminals were melted and the bike had led strips on it but somebody ripped the wires out like they wanted them disconnected suddenly, so all I could think is something must have shorted out on the led's and melted the positive terminal on the battery, and you know what happens when the battery goes bad, the bike won't run and you get stranded somewhere! Anyway, I am sure now with my new battery and if I wire them correctly that there shouldn't be a problem!:cheers:
 
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