Where are you guys mounting them? Are you sticking them to the frame under the tank?

I'm also thinking I'll add them to the saddle bag lower support tube.

 

I mounted them under the tank on each side on the inside edge so that you would not see the actual bulb if bent over but just the glow. I also mounted a 12" strip on the inside of each frame rail on the bottom and on the saddle bag supports.

 

Do you have any night (lighted) pics of your scoot?

 

I put 2 under the tank, each side. 1 behind a/c, horn, under coil wires, crossbrase in front of oil filter. 1 under each saddle bag and 1 under front fender each side.

Turned out great!

 

Need to get some under front fender and I'll be good. And maybe a couple underneath on the frame rails.

 

Here are a couple in the garage. I tried to put one behind the horn and air cleaner but I could not get the air cleaner side to stick beacuse of the wrinkle black finish, so I decided not to do the horn so both sides would be the same. Im going to add the mid frame air deflectors and add a light on the back side of each one of them to light the back of the motor more. I used lights I bought at Autozone so I only have about $65 in it.

 

I put some on both front calipers, under tank, under frame, behind engine, inside of swing arms, and under saddlebag frames.

 

One 3 LED pod on the inside of each side of the front fender
2 - 16" strips under the tank mounted on the frame
one pod behind the air cleaner, and horn.
made my own brackets for pods on the rear so I could get the light to hit off the chrome wheel just right.
Made my own speaker rings out of the strips as well. Also did this for the 6X9's in the lids.

 

Look at Boogey light web site at their instructional videos. They show locations and how tos.

I also put a strip under each footboards and a strip on the chrome bar under the tourpac

 

Try and get one under the bottom triple tree also. I loaded up my 2007 Ultra with them everywhere and I almost never saw anyone else with one under the triple tree to light the top of the front fender.