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I don't care what the cost is or anything. I want it to be Green L.E.D.'s inside the speedometer. What do I need to do?
I am adding this to my bike and I want the lights in the background to be Green so that it matches. I'm also going to get Green L.E.D. accent lighting for my bike.
Thank man... I don't want to change my speedometer though. Is there a way just to change the bulbs inside? Has anyone ever done this manually instead of buying a whole nother unit?
Thank man... I don't want to change my speedometer though. Is there a way just to change the bulbs inside? Has anyone ever done this manually instead of buying a whole nother unit?
On the link he gave, you send them your speedo and they change the lights for you.
On the link he gave, you send them your speedo and they change the lights for you.
AWESOME!!! You are great. I just emailed the guy. Thank you!
I knew the Harley crowd had the knowledge of this kind of stuff. You guys always tweak with your bikes. I'm almost done with my bike... just a few more finishing touches. Thanks bro!
Good looking bike....i like that front rim. Is it stock?
Thanks 07bobber.... yeah...its' the stock rim. The rear stock rim is a solid 180/70-15 rim that looks ugly and doesnt match.... so I'm going to get a matching rear 240mm rim and low profile tire for it. The rear rim will have the same design as the front.
Right now I have a 230/60-15 AVON tire on my stock rim to make it look better in the mean time.
The aftermarket 240mm rear for my bike looks like this:
Last edited by 239 VN Rider; Dec 17, 2008 at 01:34 PM.
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