You are so welcome! Loved being able to return the favor! Have you recuperated yet?

@@RykerRydes oh ya I think I'm good now. I rested all day after the trip.

Those taillights look awesome. I am sure yours looks fantastic!

Sorry I can't add to a video once it is posted. PM me on FB with your email and I will gladly send you a video from the rider's perspective.

Absolutely! Keep me posted.

Absolutely! And a very happy New Year to you!!

@@RykerRydes amen and thank you

Awesome! Thank you so much. And congratulations 🎉!!

I added them to mine but wish I had looked up the costs further before starting the install. It’s not cheap. The widening harness is different than the international models. Ordering everything from BRP cost me $1300 in parts, another $100 in a custom fabricated headlight loom, and some incidentals. Luckily the bolt holes and plugs are on the body panels and frame. They are super freaking bright and amazing. The international rear tail lights and signals was a lot harder to get set up and installed.

Glad I could help. My pleasure!

I bet they look awesome!

That sounds great. Sorry I have not heard of Steel Mate. Let me know how it turns out.

Glad you like them! Thanks for watching.

Hey Jeff, you are absolutely correct. Some lights, such as those I installed on my bike, only require the 2 wire connector. However, on Beth's install, which I did, it uses the 3 wire connector. Hers requires a 3 wire connector because there are actually two separate lights in the housing: the blue halo and the white fog. One wire for each light and a common for ground, so yes, it uses a 3 wire connector on Beth's install. I mistakenly provided that info to her for the connector link. The correct link for the 3 pin connector is www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07QDS5DKR/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Again, thanks. Good catch on my mis-info, not Beth's. Hope your install goes great.

GREAT CATCH! The parts list has been updated. Thank you.

Thanks so much!!

That’s awesome!! Let me know how it turns out!!

@@RykerRydes OK thanks! PS my Nephew girlfriend had baby girl born April 1st and same day is my birthday 🎂 today I am 62!

Aww thanks Monique!

Good point. We did use heavy duty washers to reinforce. Hope that does the trick!

Good tip. And yes, I did use large fender washers on the back to spread the flex. Thanks

That was John's idea, but I didn't like it in that spot. I may put matching decals.

Thanks so much! Same to you!

I try not to stress to much about drilling holes into it. The replacement panels are not too expensive. I actually bought filler to fix the holes John made and then I will (hopefully) be getting a custom paint job soon.

Thank you! Cheers!

www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07QGZYXDR/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_image?ie=UTF8&th=1

@@RykerRydes thanks I just messaged you on FB

I can help with that. Are you using relays or through the on-off switch only?

OK, I have put two schematics of how you would wire in the fog lights using a relay. Link is here m.facebook.com/groups/686144652171703/permalink/989853368467495/

The Ryker on and off switch with low beam no relay.

****** Also remember to put a fuse at the +battery connection for the lights.

If you do no not want the protection a relay provides and just want to go through an on-off switch, simply remove the relay from the circuit and connect together the wires that had connected to 85 and 87. Totally remove the wire that went to 30.

They should. You would just need to double check the clearance.

@@RykerRydes can you also email me the way the look when you ride at night to alicia.perry89@gmail.com?

Thank you so much!

Trying to look Scottish! Miss you brother!

@@RykerRydes lol. Missing you too Lil Sis. We really need to have a proper catch up soon. 🙏🏻

www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07QGZYXDR/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_image?ie=UTF8&th=1

www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07QGZYXDR/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_image?ie=UTF8&th=1

Thanks

Thanks! I went back and checked and these do not come in other colors. But Amazon has tons of options to choose from. I didn't "choose" these. A friend bought a 4 pack and gave me 2 if I installed his. I think he got the better deal! lol

Thanks, I looked also on the link you provided.

Thanks Nicky!

Thanks William!!

Great idea!!!

Thanks Kevin!

Otay, Steve. A note, traffic laws are set by each state, not federal law. General statements like yours are usually not valid. Just a simple Google search about that for one state, Florida, shows them to be illegal only if rotating or flashing. (ref: Section 843.081, Florida Statutes, makes it unlawful for "a person to use in or on any nongovernmentally owned vehicle or vessel any flashing or rotating blue light unless such person is a law enforcement officer employed by a federal, state, county, or city law enforcement agency[.]") These are completely legal in Florida. Others, Illinois and Alabama, for instance have no law at all on the books for such lights as these. The best advice is what other commenters have stated, which is to check your respective state as to legality of such lights. Also, I am supposing, that these are not "lights" as such that the various laws might apply to them. They are only halo lights: a fairly dim ring of light surrounding the main bright LED lights, not rotating, flashing or strobing bright law enforcement style lights visible from a mile away.

Thank you for your comment, but laws on this vary greatly from state to state. www.illumimoto.com/motorcycle-led-laws-us/

Please check out the description section of the video for links.

Please check out the description section of the video for links.

Yes he “fixed” it. Used to black, small, plugs to fill the holes. Ugh.

@@RykerRydes put some small revzilla or other stickers on both sides to cover it up but look symmetrical

Thanks for the observation, Brian. And yes, it is fun. By the way, what year Ryker do you ride? What? Oh, a Gold Wing...Oh. And a Yamaha. Good ammunition. :) Ride safe, my friend.

Drill extra holes in the other side and then they match 😏

Glad you think so! Thanks so much!

Ugh. Lol.

@@RykerRydes 🤷🏻‍♂️

Thanks!

The lights are clear, unless you turn on the halo (which is blue). But thank you for the warning. In Florida you are ok as long as they are not flashing.

You are 100% correct and everyone needs to check their local laws on anything they do to their bike. I appreciate, as always, your feedback Scott.

Sooooo true!!! 🤬

Trust me... so true