LED accent kits
#1
#2
I have a Fusion MC-X6 in my bike. Need to get 4 more strips to light up some dark spots in the engine area. I like that there's no splicing / soldering needed. Everything is plug / play. Expanding it is just buying new strips and a y-splitter.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VfBEqxfndVM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VfBEqxfndVM
#3
what stage?
and if i need more just get some another time?
#4
#6
Both on my F3 and on my F4i, I mounted it under the seat. They say its water proof and I've never had a problem. The wires are long enough to reach from the front of the bike to the rear, routing them along the frame.
Also the Fusion comes with wires for a 2ndary power source. I linked it into my alarm since it's legal to ride with LEDs on here in PA. But it can easily be wired into the brakes like they did
Also the Fusion comes with wires for a 2ndary power source. I linked it into my alarm since it's legal to ride with LEDs on here in PA. But it can easily be wired into the brakes like they did
Last edited by Kuroshio; 05-22-2010 at 01:17 PM.
#7
I was really happy with the Street Glow kit. I've tried others, but Street Glow comes WITH a distribution block, and the thin LED strips fit literally anywhere. A lot of the other kits have really thick strips. One Street Glow kit lit up the entirety of my F3 with no problems. Check my pics for . . .well, pics. I'm working on doing the 600RR as we speak.
#9
That's how they look on my bike. You can see where I need to add lights because I put 2 strips on under the tail and 2 in the rear shock area. I want the tail visible when I'm stopped at lights