Great stuff Tony, thanks for posting this. I've put yellow filters on my auxilliary "fog" lights - definitely makes the bike standout amidst all the bright white noise of Car DRLs. I may well do the headlight as well after watching this.

Thanks! I just wrapped a headlight on my speed triple with the help of your video 👍 Had I not watched it I probably would've never realized that there was an additional top film that needed to be peeled off when complete! 😂

Good video again Tony. Thank you. One difference that I learned doing my headlight was with the use of window cleaner sprayed on the headlight glass as well as the back of the tint after removing the (inside) protective film. With a fine mist sprayed on, the film easily slides into position and the same use of the mini squeegee and dryer pushes both air bubbles and moisture out while the dryer stretches the film tight and evaporates the moisture. Spray is used also on the outer film so the squeegee slides easily as well. Everything else was done as you described. The spray seems to make it go a bit smoother and makes corrections easy. Maybe give it a go next time and let me know if it works better for you or not.. 🙏🙂

What a surprise to see you here my friend. I was looking for amber colored passing lights for my Harley and I found you🙏🏻

Nice video man. Keep up the good work.

I'm doing the fog lights on my 22 KLR650, I was curious how to do the lip around the circle lens. Thanks for the video! I feel more confident to do the job now

A good well informed and professional video. Cheers bud. Nice bike too

Top job Tony 👍🏻

Great video mate, Just put this on my Street Scrambler and it looks so much better. Cheers.

Saw that puppy and immediately hit the like button.

That’s such a great look!

Hi Tony thanks for the great videos, I agree the yellow headlamp certainly seems to make you more visible ! I didn’t go with the film I just bought a yellow H4 bulb from eBay (£6.99), obviously only looks yellow when on !

Yellow tint is very helpful in fog and night time

Looks smart.

Looks great on my scrambler.

I'll try to do it Tony :)

Great idea, I build Cafe Racers on my channel and If I do this to one of my builds it will mention you, I love your ideas and your channel is awesome 😎

Gonna attempt this myself. Thanks!

I painted a yellow layer on my XT500 headlight in the 80s because I used to think, erroneously or not, that you had to have a yellow beam for riding in France. Whatever, it looked cool.

Many years ago here in the US you could buy sealed yellow sealed beam headlights. The tint was in the glass and not just an applied coloured sheet of plastic. Because your lighting laws state that headlights can be yellow or white at some time in the past yellow headlights were also available in the UK.

I did this on my 06 Ural Tourist. It was easy, sometimes a little frustrating with bubbles but not bad. Only real pain in the butt I had is my headlight glass is not totally flat. There were three nipples located at 12, 4 and 8. Not sure why they are there, but I had use an X-Acto to pop small holes in the material so the nipples would pop through. I would try it again after more miles of riding.

Can u do a video of how to turn the street twin into a scrambler

That looks good. I was going to buy a yellow headlight but this looks really kool 👍 I’ll order some film and give it a go

Yellow Headlight Tint was origininated in France to make it more difficult for the Germans to attack them from the air.

Hey Tony. Big fan. I didn't realize that you had a V7. I'm wondering how you like the ST compared to the Guzzi? Thanks!

Hello Tony, does it change the color of the light? If I put a white LED bulb inside, is it going to give it a yellow tint? (If so maybe I should look for a bluer LED bulb so it cancels the yellow tint)

Nicely done. Is there any chance of you being loaned a Vance & Hines Scrambler exhaust, that'd be good to see?

The headlight glass on my motorcycle is curved, i suppose i might have to go with a spray tint in that case, a film wouldnt work on a curved glass right?

Super awsome

A quick question for you or any followers....once tint applied has anyone cut round the Triumph logo triangle in the centre and removed that piece to keep this nice feature untinted and white (clear) whilst the area surrounding remains tinted? This my plan. Just 2 concerns that 1. I'll need to be careful with the craft/Stanley knife to ensure I don't scratch/compromise the glass as I cut out, risky? and 2. might there be risk of shrinkage/distortion of tint film away from the cut out area with time? I'm guessing it will be ok (and if not I'll just do again and leave it complete as done above)...

Will this film work on a headlight with a convex lens?

What is your opinion on pulsing lights for motorbikes. Safety?

I ordered some yellow film from aliexpress and aplied it just like you said, but I think this one doesnt have the Outer protector layer, I've been trying to remove it for like half an hour, but I dont think it has one. It is weird because the item has goods reviews and the explanatory video shows the inner layer and the Outer layer. Looks like crap after my first atempt. 😢

Did you say you had a Scrambler Bezel and shield for your Street Twin headlight?

Hi Tony, did you ever change the cam for the extra power when you had your twin?

Tony - there's a company called Alchemyparts which sell loads of LED highlights. Some of there designs are really nice. May order one for the street twin. Have you seen them before?

Is the film high heat resistant? Do want try this film on 4inch, HID driving lights. 49 wattage. They get HOT! One year now, I've been using them as fog lights Aimed real low for low fog beam cut-off. + Recently one of two burned out (got wet?) Because I have them suspended upside down ⤵️inside or, under the front car bumper cover skin. It's an all day switch out❄️❄️❄️❄️❄️

Is there any difficulty driving at night due to yellow wrap?

Hi there. The grill you had from before?

Does this affect your visibility when riding at night?

Where did u get dat grill...nice.!

How did you blacked out the silver ring from the original led turn signals? Is it possible to dissassemble the silver ring? And how? Keep going with all your videos💪🏼 Thx

Tony, have you ever thought about putting some exhaust wrap on the twin? I’ve been thinking about doing the same to mine. Would look pretty good I think.

Doesn't this effect the heat dissipation from the headlamp and cause the fibreglass to crack?

Yeah but where did ya get that headlight grille?!?

Slightly off topic but are you aware /or is it even possible to fit aftermarket rev counter on the street twin ? Enjoying your great vids 👍🏻

What brand is your headlight grill?

Instructions and info as clear as an untinted headlight on full beam, as always. Tint ordered (I didn't pay attention and notice your helpful link until bought but luckily it seems I got exactly the same type from a different supplier but 200cm as opposed to 100cm for less £ www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B01MR2UWPQ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 ) As a side note - and I don't doubt you knew already - I now really want a motor bicycle from prior to Jan 1931 as saw at 1:43 in first column it states as no headlamp required if so! Love quirks like this. Hopefully getting tint applied following your guide above so ready for bezel and grill being fitted Wednesday along with annual service at Triumph London (£25 towards any Triumph accessory with any service until Feb 21 currently people...)

Don’t sweat stupid comments. The world is full of stupid. Love the yellow look. I have yellow fog lights on my car. Tinted lights aren’t legal in my state but I really like the look on your bike. Well done

Can you share the tint brand?

And light blue with mainly white light

Bought....

I just put a Yellow Bulb in the headlamp

More than cosmetic: eyes recover faster from yelow in an oncoming traffic situation.

So of course like all jobs this was never going to be as straightforward as hoped...has anyone else looking to do this also got their bike data-tagged?! It’s somehow attached internally at the top so I can’t remove the bezel (or something is) Obviously I don’t want to force it and risk disconnecting whatever in there or damage the electrics. Anyone else with a Datatag worked out how to disengage it from the headlight?! #ineedamancave #summerjobs #nosuchthingaseasy

looks good, however too complicated. LAMIN-X has precut film. Personally I was not pleased with the outcome, but much easier.

I would suggest that you inform your insurance company before doing this. The legality of have a yellow headlight is a bit of a grey area, but riding with a revoked insurance policy is an open and shut conviction.