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I picked up 4 packs of pink LED strips from walmart and decided to put them on my bike. I noticed you can cut them and resolder wires on so I ended up cutting them up and making a pile of custom sized LED pod strips.
Its a purple/burgandy bike so figured it would look better then red or blue
Ive added some more since the pics were taken but here is a run down of the 66 I have installed.
I still have5 strips of 3 left, so may add more later
2 strips of 9 leds under the rear fender
1 strip of 6 LEDs on the fairing between the two vents pointing down to light up the engine on each side
1 strip of 12 under the dash
1 strip of 6 on the curved part of the headlight brace
1 strip of 3 on the fairings for the carb vents
2 strips of 3 under the headlight shining down on the fenders
and
1 strip of 3 on the back side of each heel gaurd
I also lined the innerside of the fairings with alluminum foil tape (duct tape) and that really helps reflect the light everywhere
Its a purple/burgandy bike so figured it would look better then red or blue
Ive added some more since the pics were taken but here is a run down of the 66 I have installed.
I still have5 strips of 3 left, so may add more later
2 strips of 9 leds under the rear fender
1 strip of 6 LEDs on the fairing between the two vents pointing down to light up the engine on each side
1 strip of 12 under the dash
1 strip of 6 on the curved part of the headlight brace
1 strip of 3 on the fairings for the carb vents
2 strips of 3 under the headlight shining down on the fenders
and
1 strip of 3 on the back side of each heel gaurd
I also lined the innerside of the fairings with alluminum foil tape (duct tape) and that really helps reflect the light everywhere
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