Thought's on string type LED's
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Cruiser
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Thought's on string type LED's
After thinking about it for a few years I finally decided to have them installed. After chatting with the vendor I was told that some states don't allow only blue lights, especially when they are flashing, so I went with the chameleon light set that I can change colors on with supplied remote.
I like the way it came out. What is everyone's thoughts on them. Cool or not?
I like the way it came out. What is everyone's thoughts on them. Cool or not?
Road Warrior
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yeah, whatever floats your boat.
I have seen white ones that are subtle, you cant see the LEDs and they just light up the engine, pick up the chrome and they look ok.
One of the guys I know has his change colour and flash to music. This is the most ***** thing I have ever seen.
Yours are somewhere in between IMHO.
I have seen white ones that are subtle, you cant see the LEDs and they just light up the engine, pick up the chrome and they look ok.
One of the guys I know has his change colour and flash to music. This is the most ***** thing I have ever seen.
Yours are somewhere in between IMHO.
Road Master
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If you like em thats all that matters. Personally its a mod I was never attracted to....always had other things to spend the money on that seemed more useful...but when I go to a rally I always hit up the night parades to check out the lights. They do look cool. Just wouldn't put em on mine.
Its your money, do what makes you happy and make the bike your own.
Its your money, do what makes you happy and make the bike your own.
Cruiser
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[quote=Bob-n-Ohio;8479115]After thinking about it for a few years I finally decided to have them installed. After chatting with the vendor I was told that some states don't allow only blue lights, especially when they are flashing, so I went with the chameleon light set that I can change colors on with supplied remote.
I like the way it came out. What is everyone's thoughts on them. Cool or not?[/quote
Normally I don't respond to posts about these type of lights on bikes but since you asked cool or not, IMOP they are not cool and make it look like a clown bike that screams I need you to look at me.
I like the way it came out. What is everyone's thoughts on them. Cool or not?[/quote
Normally I don't respond to posts about these type of lights on bikes but since you asked cool or not, IMOP they are not cool and make it look like a clown bike that screams I need you to look at me.
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Wow. thats pretty harsh oldguy but you are certainly entitled to your opinion. Wasn't to bring attention to me but to the bike.
At any rate I've yet to run with them on just to kind of show off at bike shows. To each their own and I do appreciate you opinions. Like I said I thought about if for a couple of years before I had them installed.
After thinking about it for a few years I finally decided to have them installed. After chatting with the vendor I was told that some states don't allow only blue lights, especially when they are flashing, so I went with the chameleon light set that I can change colors on with supplied remote.
I like the way it came out. What is everyone's thoughts on them. Cool or not?[/quote
Normally I don't respond to posts about these type of lights on bikes but since you asked cool or not, IMOP they are not cool and make it look like a clown bike that screams I need you to look at me.
I like the way it came out. What is everyone's thoughts on them. Cool or not?[/quote
Normally I don't respond to posts about these type of lights on bikes but since you asked cool or not, IMOP they are not cool and make it look like a clown bike that screams I need you to look at me.
At any rate I've yet to run with them on just to kind of show off at bike shows. To each their own and I do appreciate you opinions. Like I said I thought about if for a couple of years before I had them installed.
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Cruiser
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You are exactly correct so why make something as beautiful and eye catching as a Harley look gaudy and cheap by sticking carnival lights on it? We all have different tastes and I would have never replied to the OP's post if he had not asked if we thought it was cool or not. Every time I see a harley with those lights I think of the movie the Electric Horseman with Robert Redford in it. If you have ever seen the movie you'll know what my frame of reference is. Again each to his own tastes and what he thinks is cool.
Road Warrior
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After thinking about it for a few years I finally decided to have them installed. After chatting with the vendor I was told that some states don't allow only blue lights, especially when they are flashing, so I went with the chameleon light set that I can change colors on with supplied remote.
I like the way it came out. What is everyone's thoughts on them. Cool or not?
I like the way it came out. What is everyone's thoughts on them. Cool or not?
Last edited by FLHTCU Owner; Jun 21, 2011 at 08:53 AM.