Anyone know where I can get a full red StreetFX kit for a good price under $80?

 

Are you talking about lights or what?

 

Under 80? Nope. If you find one, I'd be severely skeptical of it's quality. By far the cheapest lights I'd ever be willing to work with are StreetGlow, and you can find those on eBay usually for 80-ish. Be aware some of the cheaper kits don't come with distribution blocks or inline fuses, which are absolute necessities.

 

If we're talking lights, I went with http://ledaccentlights.net/store/ind...0e4b2d18e0c0a7

But I will soon be upgrading to http://freymoto.com/MC-X6.php because I want a million color kit

 

Check out www.oznium.com, you can make up your own light kit for around $60 and the there's various different styles that you can use.

 

Yeah, sorry I didn't provide enough details on what I wanted.

I want a full kit, or a good sized one (not two pods) to do my entire bike. I want to have an on/off switch because the color I want, is illegal to ride with(red). I'm going to have it installed professionally probably by the dealer. So, what's good?

I looked at the oznium thing, but I want a pre-assembled kit. It has the bars, the pods, etc. I just want one color, not a million lol. RED

 

The first link has other kits as well. The install was pretty easy. If you're having someone install it, shouldn't take more than a half hr. Hour tops. They're flexible strips with 3m backing. Just attach to the frame where you want it.

Freymoto, the 2nd link I gave, also has a single color kit as well. Remote controlled with different patterns. Their kit doesn't require any wire stripping or anything. They have connectors on their wires.

Both should be in your price range.

 

The freymoto kit is way more than $80. It's $129.99 for the single color.

 

Ooops, my bad. Thought it was cheaper.

The kits from Joe Florida are in that price range. Just that they'll require some soldering to maintain a good connection

 

I'm telling you man: StreetGlow. Comes with a distro block, inline fuse, and no soldering required. The couple of extra bucks is worth the massive headaches it will save you.