Custom Lighting Installation

**R6MenG** · 04-07-2010, 11:30 AM

Hey guys,

I have been installing leds on the side to make ends meet. I am based out of Covina, Ca and do all the work out of my business partners home garage. If anyone in the SO CAL region is interested in this please shoot an email over to twowheelmw@gmail.com

Here are the pricing tiers:
Sport Bikes Entry Level Lighting @ $180
 18 L.E.D’s
o One(1), 6 Led Strip in left cowling lighting the exposed engine area
o One(1), 6 Led Strip in right cowling lighting the exposed engine area
o One(1), 6 Led Strip lighting the radiator and header area

Sport Bikes Intermediate Lighting @ $220
 39 L.E.D’s
 Consists of everything listed above in the Entry Level Lighting Package plus
o Two(2), 3 Led Strips behind the headlights lighting the front forks
o One(1), 3 Led Strip lighting the rear shock
o Two(2), 6 Led Strips for ground effects

Sport Bikes Advanced Lighting @ $260
 63 L.E.D’s
o One(1), 9 Led Strip in left cowling lighting the exposed engine area
o One(1), 9 Led Strip in right cowling lighting the exposed engine area
o One(1), 6 Led Strip lighting the radiator and header area
o One(1), 3 Led Strip lighting the rear shock
o One(1), 6 Led Strip on the rear cowling lighting the rear tire
o Two(2), 3 Led Strips behind the headlights lighting the front forks
o One(1), 15 Led Strip for ground effects
o One(1), 6 Led Strip under the front cowling lighting the front fender
o One(1), 3 Led Strip in the intake port

 All packages include:
o One(1) on/off switch with led light
o All necessary wiring
o Fuse holder and fuse
o Complete Installation

*Add $40 to any package to upgrade the switch to a Wireless On/Off Remote
*Add $50 to any package to upgrade the switch to a Wireless On/Off/Dimmer/Strobe Remote

Available colors are: Cool White, Neutral White, Red, Green, Blue, Yellow & UV.

**Wintermoon** · 04-07-2010, 04:14 PM

Those look nice... nice and bright. I've seen some shitty light up jobs. Yours looks pretty legit.

Too bad I'm in NY, lol.

**R6MenG** · 04-07-2010, 04:28 PM

Well they are nice and bright because i did use a $3,000 Canon 5d Mark II camera to take the pictures. The pictures were not altered in any way. Straight from the CF card. However they are brighter in the picture than they are in person. But thanks for the comments.

**R6MenG** · 04-21-2010, 12:06 PM

Bump....a few changes to add more value to the packages.

*PROMO* For the month of MAY 2010 Any appointments booked in May we will offer the Advanced package for only $220.

**twowheelz** · 04-22-2010, 10:39 AM

Originally Posted by R6MenG

Well they are nice and bright because i did use a $3,000 Canon 5d Mark II camera to take the pictures. The pictures were not altered in any way. Straight from the CF card. However they are brighter in the picture than they are in person. But thanks for the comments.

And i'm guessing a f/2.8 or lower lens. On a mark II, my guess would be a 24-70 f/2.8?

**R6MenG** · 04-22-2010, 10:48 AM

Originally Posted by twowheelz

And i'm guessing a f/2.8 or lower lens. On a mark II, my guess would be a 24-70 f/2.8?

I actually dont know what the setting was. I used the AV mode setup on a tripod and it did its work. LOL

**R6MenG** · 09-21-2010, 04:03 PM

i forgot about this thread. Heres a few more pictures of some work we did over the weekend. First up 2004 R6 with the intermediate package

Second up: 2001 V-Star 1100 with the advanced Cruiser package not listed above.

We have pictures of the installation on our Facebook also. If you have a Facebook account, type "Two Wheel MotorWorks" in the FB search bar without the quotes.