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I bought one of these an it was night an day better....there are some "cheap" LED set ups that replace the whole housing but I'm happy with this...they must have made a mistake, it says 1 pc but I got a pair for that price:
I believe he is asking about the accent lighting, not headlights.
I've been thinking about the same thing for my Deluxe. I'm eager to read the responses.
I buy led light strips off amazon and just wire them into a switch you can get at autozone. You can get like 10 Led strips on amazon for under $10 and a switch for a couple bucks. I only use one color and it doesn't have a fancy remote or anything but I can do a whole bike for $20-$30.
I buy led light strips off amazon and just wire them into a switch you can get at autozone. You can get like 10 Led strips on amazon for under $10 and a switch for a couple bucks. I only use one color and it doesn't have a fancy remote or anything but I can do a whole bike for $20-$30.
Thanks where do u wire on bike..just find a hot wire or wire off the battery
My kit (got a 12 piece, so I'd have a couple extra strips) came with two remotes and supports a phone app. Here's an excerpt from my blog posting about this and other upgrades I've done: Last night I installed my LEDs. If youre a purist about the bike, meh, whatever. I wanted them for events like bike nights, rallies, greater visibility at night (only white or amber on the road, per Texas law). And I got to tinker to put them on. I can definitely recommend the system from LEDGlow. Really simple to work with! (Do what I did, though, and buy a kit with more lights than you think you need. Itll be cheaper now and youll have replacements if you need them, or just more to add when you get around to it!) You can get out cheaper than I did. A 6-piece, with no 3m or wiring extensions, is just $159. I like options, so I over-bought.
Checkout price for my selected LED kit.
While this is going to make this post HUUUUUGE, here are some shots I took with the LED's set to different colors. (Okay, I pre-resized them to make them smaller.)
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These: http://www.xkglow.com/26pc_XKchrome_...s-moto-pro.htm are by far the best LED's we have used at the shop. We have used no less than a dozen brands and from a quality, functionality, ease of use and customer support standpoint they are at the top of the heap. Custom Dynamics comes in second but it is not by a narrow margin. Watch the video in the link I posted and you can see the versatility of these lights. One of the often overlooked benefits of these lights is they come with connectors on them. This is great as when you need to take your tank off you can simply disconnect the lights and leave them adhered to the tank (or whatever part you are taking off). Most of the other lights require peeling them off and then removing the tape, cleaning off the old adhesive on both the light and surface adhered to, reapplying the tape and reinstalling. A couple other features that are unique to them is the bike locator and the brake light feature where all the lights will turn from whatever colors you have them set to to red when you apply the brakes making your whole bike a giant brake light. They offer multiple size kits and are easily expandable. With 16 million colors you ought to be able to find a shade or two you like and using your camera on your phone you can match colors with ease.
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