Home made Bling

[Toe]

oh yah haha thanks Yody

 

[Fidelio]

Damn Toe - Hurry Up already!!

 

[twostroke]

Thats silicon not epoxy wink wink

Silicone ?........Silicon, is a nonmetallic element that helps computers work.

 

[Toe]

ok update part 3, I spent my lunch break working on getting the lights back together.

Step 12: remove the tape from the Halo lights and lightly tug on the halos to make sure there not going anywhere.
then place the lens back onto the headlight, and use a hair dryer to head up the Silicone sealant. Im not sure if the Halos could take the heat in the oven....so i didnt chance it.

Step 13: reinstall the lights into the upper fairing-

Step 13.5: pose real quick lookin so good working on that bike

Step 14: test the lights with a 9v battery...note that these lights are designed to be run on a 12V system so they will be brighter!

 

[Fidelio]

Step 13.5 =

 

[wally]

how does he do it?
not a hair out of place!

 

[Yody]

 

[Toe]

how does he do it?
not a hair out of place!

Its called Le Pose, A new styling gel from France

 

[rjbrittain11]

I knew a pose was coming, I thought it would be much earlier and more frequent, like after every step!

 

[Fidelio]

Now we know where his "Love Child" went

"SANDY....................."!!!!!!!

 

[Slowest_One]

Now we know where his "Love Child" went

"SANDY....................."!!!!!!!

 

[Gixxergirl1000]

it has been done aswell...I can do it to your bike for 100 bucks including the light installed, that goes for you too Hooli

Uhm, Toe? Hey, there, Buddy... Pal-o-mine... Poseur Extraordinaire...

 

[Toe]

HELP!! Wiring problem

OK, i have a 3 wire switch that has a little white light on it, I have all 4 of the reds spliced into each other, and the 3 black wires are spliced together into a connector that runs straight to the battery.
i turn on the bike and it no works : (

 

[CaliGuy2004]

HELP!! Wiring problem

OK, i have a 3 wire switch that has a little white light on it, I have all 4 of the reds spliced into each other, and the 3 black wires are spliced together into a connector that runs straight to the battery.
i turn on the bike and it no works : (

I would run it like this. I never usually connect the neg to the battery. I connect it to another line.

What i would do is connect the red and black to the + and - of the headlight, and have a switch between... just splice the wires connecting to the headlight.

 

[Yody]

Those switches are strange, IIRC they need 2 seperate power sources are something weird like that. Its been awhile but they don't work like you'd think

 

[Yody]

I would run it like this. I never usually connect the neg to the battery. I connect it to another line.

What i would do is connect the red and black to the + and - of the headlight, and have a switch between... just splice the wires connecting to the headlight.

WOn't work, he's trying to hook up a switch that has a built in light in it

 

[Diezel]

USE A FUSE, and on second though, use a switched power source, and relay if you have too.

Ok... No problem...

The tabs on the switch SHOULD be marked...
Tab 1 Should be Power Source.
Tab 2 Should be LOAD (ie: Lights)
Tab 3 Should be ground

 

[Rambeezi]

Step 13.5: pose real quick lookin so good working on that bike

So who's going to start a Personality of the Week thread??

 

[Toe]

it looks even better than I expected!!

 

[classicmoto]

I usually don't like this kind of stuff but I have to admit it looks pretty kick ass