[jsyi]

Day Time

Night Time

 

[modquad]

Nice work John! With the vibrations and abuse we put our ATV's through, the LED is a natural fit....now just wait for the "X". Guess maybe I'm wearing out the tease?

 

[jsyi]

Thanks modquad!! It looks a lot cleaner this way without the red big taillight

 

[njripper]

Where did you get the lights? Do you have them wired to the running light only, or is the brake light still functional? Thanks

 

[modquad]

It's a very easy 3 wire setup in the rear, one is ground, one is running, the last is brake. Easy weekend project. Then there's the topic of different style LED lights, that'll be exposed soon.

 

[jsyi]

Yep what modquad said.

 

[nccracing]

JSYI, How did you mount those??? epoxy or brackets?

 

[jsyi]

I mounted them using little plastic mounts or whatever. They sell those at radio shack. The LED's were cheap and so were the little plastic holder things.

 

[nccracing]

Thats cool, I just recieved my leds from radlights today and may install them this weekend.. The only thing is that its motorcycle week in NH and I may have to go. I hate when that happens. Two things at once

 

[jsyi]

I liked the Radlites ones but they were like 15 bucks a piece or something and I needed 20 of em and it woulda been way to expensive so I just got 20 of these and they were only a few cents each. I paid like 4 or 5 bucks for em all.

 

[dognuts]

ya, but i thought led lights ony lit up so bright.ya know how brake light bulbs have two different filiments one for running and one for brakes.

 

[nccracing]

The rad lights offer a three wire kit to alow the light to be used as brake and tail light. What it does is its dim until you hit the brake and then it lights up fully. I think the adapter cuts down the voltage until you hit the brake..Does that make sense?