[dabomb1000]

I was just wondering if anyone else had put lights on their street. This is what mine looks like lit up

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[fersal]

Looks good, to be honest a bit on the flashy side for me but you will definitely be safer riding at night!

I like the idea, but boring old me would probably use white LEDs.

 

[Propnut]

Not quite my style, but it certainly changes the night time look of the bike.

 

[dabomb1000]

These are 16 color I have a remote on my keys that I can flip through the colors with

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[PiersTuckerC31]

Wow, the bike looks great

 

[PugslyCat]

Always check your local laws and the laws of other places you may wish to ride before adding decorative lighting to your vehicles or deleting lighting and reflectors that came on your vehicle. Deleting the fork reflectors always seems popular, but is illegal in many jurisdictions.

Lighting issues are typically a primary offense for which a law enforcement officer can pull over your vehicle and issue you a citation. It also provides an opportunity to ticket you for secondary offenses, which are acts that can only be charged once a driver has already been lawfully stopped.

One site for checking neon under glow laws within the United States is neonlaws.com. I don't know how up to date they keep that site.

 

[Janmad]

In Germany, this lighting is prohibited while driving and the police can shut down the vehicle. Greetings enRico

 

[netskyworm]

I was just wondering if anyone else had put lights on their street. This is what mine looks like lit up

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I made some lights for my street many moons ago. Using a key fob that I picked up online to cycle colors. Used to have some mounted under the frame that shined on the ground, but I took them off and coated the frame rails. I hop curbs and stunt quite often so I'm beating the underside of the frame frequently.