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Can anyone point me towards a set of orange or amber LED's that are decent and under $75? There are SO MANY choices out there!!!
I've put some lights from Joe Florida on my wife's Sportster. He's got alot of kits for reasonable prices, quick to ship and includes more than enough materials for mounting them.
man i have done a TON of LED kits, including my bob... it is all about how you possititon take your time to get the most out of each light... also you notice how you can not see where the lights are only the effects that they have... that is how real LED kits are done my friend!
here are a few i have done... let me know if you have any ?s
my bob
thanks rounder... i mount my front fender lights on the inside of the supports facing in and down on brackets that i make (i make brakets for all the lights to get them to hit where i want them)
then silicone the wires to the top of the underside of the fender, run the line out and up the side of the brake line and tap it to the LED's i put in the headlights
here are some pics of my bike... you can see with the twisted spokes it just throws light going down the road...
i solder EVERYTHING! problem with LED's if one goes out they all go out... so i want ot make sure they are done right... hell it takes me about 6 hours to do a bike with a 15 kit and about 4 to do it with a 10 kit... but it shows... you look at any of the bikes in the crew i ride with or that i have done next to any other kit out there and it shows... we where at little sturgis 2 years ago and a guy that was doing installs tried to come over and see how i did the kits on bikes.. hahaha funny that the pro tried to come see how i did it... fools! makes me laugh at all those guys that get their scoots wired up at shows... crazy! looks like crap!
ohhh man, when I had considered LEDs in the past, I thought it might look too flashy, but your bob looks badass dude!
I ike Joe Floridas kits too, reasonably priced, good lighting, so far no issues with water....I have heard some that are pretty sensitive to pressure washers. But Joes is the only kit I've used too......
Wow, I can't wait to see them in person on the bob run.
You, might just convince me about LED kits. I've seen a bunch of badly done ones but I think hiding the pods so that you can only see the effect makes it go from cheesy to sick in a snap.
you will see ALOT of them on the run... my whole crew glows.... least you can see all the colors... wait till you see my brothers chop wiht the deep dish 300 in back and the 21 up front spinning in white... INSANE!
let me knwo maybe we can wire you up before you head home
Always liked the LED's dont know if I can use them around in PA or not but we'll see..Joe if I ever come out there for a Vaca. you can wire my bob up LoL all the bikes are def sick..take some pics of that custom chop ur bro has i'd like to see that
ill get some pics of it up this weekned... we are doing a bit to his open primary and redoing his starter gear in it tonight... little update to the technoligy we used in it last year... be much nicer... plus instead of a speedo we custom made a GPS bracket for it... just sick! ill post pic of it after we finish the winter mods (tonight)
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