Have the blue lights on my Ultra. Not only do they look great against the chrome, the bike stands out at night. Great safety feature

 

I've got a blue bike, and the blue lights would look the best. Too bad they are illegal to ride with them on here. Not worth paying for it to just put them on when the bike is sitting.

 

I have 491 orange leds on the Lt/Dk candy root beer looks great at night and gets lots of complements, the entire project was around $300.00 for the lights. Did green for one friend and purple for another. Fir the record they are legal in PA as long as they dont flashing or blinking or changing color when moving. I have about 6 others who have ordered them and waiting for them to come in then I will be putting them on for them.

 

Put Teal lights on the wifes Deluxe. Really makes her stand out at night. Thinking abot putting a few on my Ultra, but not sure what color as yet. Bike is Candy Red Sunglo, and since Red and Blue are pretty much out of the question...maybe white?? Somethinhg I have to think about.

 

IF you buy GOOD , BRIGHT lights, and IF you install them in the correct places, they look good !!

 

In Maryland accent lighting is now legal to have on while motoring down the highway. It will help avoid motorcycle/cager collisions according to our lawmakers. The lights cannot be blue or red and cannot flash, blink, modulate, etc. I put blue ones on my wife's Deluxe but she rarely turns them on. I think it looks pretty good, may put them on my Ultra Limited.

 

I have 87 Red/White and Blue LEDS on my 04 EGC in Burgundy Wine Red. They run on a remote and have 15 different positions and they really show off the bike at night. I have them on my handle bars to show my painted inner and chrome trim, under the tour pack to show off the show off the rear chrome and over 20 under the tank and front end to show off the engine and front end chrome. I have great ground effects as well. They are illegal to run with in Illinois.

 

i have em on my bagger...but not highlighting the motor or chrome(as i don't have any) rather i have them shining on the ground under the bags, frame, and trans/oilpans. having a blacked out bike, i find the red glow spooky and cool, as well as an aid for others to see me. (plus, easier to spot in the dark)

 

I have Blue lights on mine even though my bike is two tone blue. Got 138 blue lights on it under the engine, tourpak, saddlebags, under the driver floorboards. They look great and I know their not everyones cup of tea, but they do light up the bike light one of my riding buds calls me "the mothership".

 

I stand corrected!! They are totally legal to run with in Pennsylvania. I found this while doing some research.

Amending Title 75 (Vehicles) of the Pennsylvania
Consolidated Statutes, providing for lighting on
motorcycles.
§ 4310. Motorcycle lighting.
Auxiliary lighting may be added to a motorcycle to protect the driver, including blue dot illumination, standard bulb running lights and light-emitting diode (LED) pods and strips.
(June 29, 2006, P.L.205, No.50, eff. 60 days)
2006 Amendment. Act 50 added section 4310.


Amazing more people don't know about this, even some cops that I know told me it's illegal to run with them. I can't wait to show them this.