Post by phillymark on Jun 22, 2011 7:10:04 GMT -5
Not a real good pic! Kinda hard to take pix at night more so of lighting.
Anyway! I put LED lights on my trike. Did so more for the fact it's a small dark bike and hard to see at night.
I installed 1-white 12" strip under the body going front to back. A 2nd white 12" strip on the frame. As well, 3, red three lite pods inside the rear. Last, red license, plate bolts.
So that I did not have wires running all over the bike. I set up two sections using 4-four bank cage clamps(2-, 2+). (Front and rear) This also will allow me to add more in the future if I want to! Then the two sections run to 2-two bank cage clamps. I then installed a 20amp in-fuse and a bypass switch. Then tapped into the main light switch from the handle bars.
Came out nice! I think it adds just enough needed light so you can without question see the bike at night.
Last and by the way! I've now put about 10 hours on the new lights with the installed lights that came with the bike. And, have had no concerns with battery draw.
Anyway! I put LED lights on my trike. Did so more for the fact it's a small dark bike and hard to see at night.
I installed 1-white 12" strip under the body going front to back. A 2nd white 12" strip on the frame. As well, 3, red three lite pods inside the rear. Last, red license, plate bolts.
So that I did not have wires running all over the bike. I set up two sections using 4-four bank cage clamps(2-, 2+). (Front and rear) This also will allow me to add more in the future if I want to! Then the two sections run to 2-two bank cage clamps. I then installed a 20amp in-fuse and a bypass switch. Then tapped into the main light switch from the handle bars.
Came out nice! I think it adds just enough needed light so you can without question see the bike at night.
Last and by the way! I've now put about 10 hours on the new lights with the installed lights that came with the bike. And, have had no concerns with battery draw.
