| Author | Message | ||
     Rr_eater |
Newest farkle this past weekend!  What ya think? I know, bit overkill, but tired of being road up on while stopped with the bags on. Bruce | ||
| Argentcorvid |
better put some on the side bags too. while you're at it, put one of them flashing dealies in there too. | ||
| Andymnelson |
What did you use? I used a pair of SM5050 led strips. Hard to tell by this pic, but I think its actually brighter than the tail light:  | ||
| Rr_eater |
I have a bulk of leftover board mount LEDs like used in modern tail lights. I have amber and red, so I may just do the side bags as well, just not as easy to install as this was. While I was at it, I also installed and ran a switched 12v supply into the bag to keep the necessities charged up! All with a quick disconnect on the bag base for easy removal. Sometimes my boredom really scares me! Bruce | ||
| Cyclonedon |
HEY! I don't see you!!! I can only see your motorcycle! lol | ||
| Portero72 |
I TRIPLE dog dare you.... | ||
| Rr_eater |
LOL Bruce | ||
| Ratbuell |
I've been thinking of doing a side-bag light install. Will probably use some contact points from an RV door switch - mount one side, the pins, to the saddlebag frame; the other side of the switch, the plates, go on the bag itself. Still quick-detachable. Just have to get the parts and figure out the mounts. Nice looking lights. I pulled the internals out of a Dodge Magnum high mount stoplight and put them in, on a flasher. I also replaced the tag light with a Whelen TIR3 police light. The stock brake light is on the "other" side of the flasher circuit (using a 2 channel emergency flasher box, programmable flash patterns, mounted inside the rear fender by the trunk lock). I'll have to get a photo. |
