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Road Warrior
Joined: Jun 2010
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From: Sunny South Florida
Stay away from any color that LEO or Emergency vehicles use. No RED, Blue at all if you want to use them at night. White lights can look Blue and cops don't need another excuse to pull over a Harley.
If you stay with Green, Purple or other non Red or Blue lights you should be fine with riding with them on. Nothing flashing either, they can ticket you for "impersonating an emergency vehicle"
If you stay with Green, Purple or other non Red or Blue lights you should be fine with riding with them on. Nothing flashing either, they can ticket you for "impersonating an emergency vehicle"
Road Captain
Joined: Mar 2010
Posts: 705
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From: southern IL
Stay away from any color that LEO or Emergency vehicles use. No RED, Blue at all if you want to use them at night. White lights can look Blue and cops don't need another excuse to pull over a Harley.
If you stay with Green, Purple or other non Red or Blue lights you should be fine with riding with them on. Nothing flashing either, they can ticket you for "impersonating an emergency vehicle"
If you stay with Green, Purple or other non Red or Blue lights you should be fine with riding with them on. Nothing flashing either, they can ticket you for "impersonating an emergency vehicle"
Road Master
Joined: Jul 2008
Posts: 1,092
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From: USA
I have 4 LED light strips each with a ground and positive and I have the switch mounted, but I can't figure out how I should hook everything up. I mounted 6 of these to my Road Glide, but there is plenty of places to run the wires and hide the terminal strip in a touring bike, but doing the same thing on a Heritage it gets a little tricky trying to hide things. Does anyone have any pics of their installs or any info on where they mounted their terminal strips of where they ran the wires?
Road Warrior
Joined: Dec 2008
Posts: 1,556
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From: Oz
Cheap & with remote control
Look at this on eBay:
5M 500CM RGB 3528 SMD 300 LED Strips LIGHT Waterproof & 24 Key IR Remote 12V
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Look at this on eBay:
5M 500CM RGB 3528 SMD 300 LED Strips LIGHT Waterproof & 24 Key IR Remote 12V
http://*******/174mRBo
Last edited by Rocker_Dan; Oct 17, 2013 at 05:17 AM.
Advanced
Joined: Nov 2011
Posts: 63
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From: Ohio
I used these. Pretty inexpensive and easy to install.
Some sets are expandable with more strips. Others are fixed. I bought the 6 strip kit and not expandable.
Wish I had a few more strips now.
http://www.ledunderbody.com/led-moto...telink=LeftNav
Some sets are expandable with more strips. Others are fixed. I bought the 6 strip kit and not expandable.
Wish I had a few more strips now.
http://www.ledunderbody.com/led-moto...telink=LeftNav
Advanced
Joined: Nov 2007
Posts: 98
Likes: 0
From: E Tenn
I have 4 LED light strips each with a ground and positive and I have the switch mounted, but I can't figure out how I should hook everything up. I mounted 6 of these to my Road Glide, but there is plenty of places to run the wires and hide the terminal strip in a touring bike, but doing the same thing on a Heritage it gets a little tricky trying to hide things. Does anyone have any pics of their installs or any info on where they mounted their terminal strips of where they ran the wires?
I always put some lights behind the breather and horn too as these will block some of the light from the tank. These will make a big difference and will light up the lifter blocks and primary.
Generally you can tuck all the wiring in the battery compartment area with no problem. the exception would be on the Springer's and some of the Dyna's, but without a remote control box to have to tuck in there too you should not have any problems.
Last edited by Welderman; Oct 27, 2013 at 08:33 AM. Reason: fix
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