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[muddypaws]

There are so many LED motor kits out there. What is the best to buy?

[mjb765]

I've used Boogey lights on 3 bikes--always very happy with them. The downside is the connector on the LED strip is fragile.

http://www.boogey.com/

Another forum member used these and it came out great--I'm thinking of them for my current bike. The connector is on the end of the strip--doesn't look like it will come off as easy as the Boogey Lights

http://www.fastlightsleds.com/

[1abastarsmda]

I think FastLightsLED are the ones I got.  I have the white lights and they look awesome at night.

[muddypaws]

Are the light strips better then the individual light pods?

[mjb765]

Are the light strips better then the individual light pods?

Depends on where you put them.....under the tank and on the frame rails---the strips are nice. Front down tubes--you could put a pod behind the highway bar support on the frame..horn cover you may put a pod....but for the long areas strips are easy and give you a lot of light.

[Screamin]

I've used Boogey lights on 3 bikes--always very happy with them. The downside is the connector on the LED strip is fragile.

http://www.boogey.com/

Another forum member used these and it came out great--I'm thinking of them for my current bike. The connector is on the end of the strip--doesn't look like it will come off as easy as the Boogey Lights

http://www.fastlightsleds.com/

x2 on the boogey lights. Put them on my son's FLHR and they look and work great. Tucked the controller and a gob of wires in front of the battery. Wrapped in insulation. No worries. Word is that they are excellent to work w/ should you have a problem.

[1abastarsmda]

I have a strip under each side of the tank, a strip on the bottom of the air cleaner cover, a strip wrapped around behind the horn and a strip on the crossmember behind the starter and transmission.  That's enough to really light up my engine at night.  I never thought I would like them until I put them on a few weeks ago.

[DennisG]

I have a strip under each side of the tank, a strip on the bottom of the air cleaner cover, a strip wrapped around behind the horn and a strip on the crossmember behind the starter and transmission.  That's enough to really light up my engine at night.  I never thought I would like them until I put them on a few weeks ago.

What color did you use?   

Dennis

[hdbrad03]

I feel Custom Dynamics are hard to beat for quality. I prefer strip LED kits, their kits are excellent.

http://www.customdynamics.com/magicflex_led_accent_lights.htm

 


    Brad

[Screamin]

I have a strip under each side of the tank, a strip on the bottom of the air cleaner cover, a strip wrapped around behind the horn and a strip on the crossmember behind the starter and transmission.  That's enough to really light up my engine at night.  I never thought I would like them until I put them on a few weeks ago.

http://www.boogey.com/products/fireworks/Fireworks-Ultimate™-Touring---Cruiser-Engine-Kit/


Put these on junior's. Pretty neat. Mounted them the same as you Dave. Had to get a little creative in the horn. Worked well. Before someone says it I don't have pics.

[1abastarsmda]

What color did you use?   

Dennis

I used white lights on mine.

[murphy]

I got a set of these in one of Twolane's infamous inventory clearouts... they work great, their cheap, and they have a lifetime warranty!

http://www.ledlightsinternational.com/

Oh ya... I also did something a little different with the switch, I installed it inside the tour pack so it always stays dry.