Blue 8 PC LED Neon Motorcycle Lighting

So I finally got these put on my bike. They are bright, blue, and pretty much awesome. They really light up the bike and the ground around it. The switch that came with it is a simple metal toggle switch, which I replaced with an LED Rocker switch. The four stars is because the double sided tape doesn't really hold well. I will at some point, I am sure, have to silicone the lights onto the bike. Other than that, you kind of get what you pay for and these are not expensive at all. They are going to do nicely though. The pictures were taken at about 11:30 p.m. on August 29th, 2015. Update on August 18, 2016 - Lights are still strong and look fantastic. I have updated them to a 5 star purchase. I was right about the silicone and even that was wimpy. I finally have them on strong and have since covered the wires in wire tubing to keep everything neat and tidy under the seat. Good product to learn how to do some elementary wiring with. Make sure you hook it all up correctly because if you don't the wires will burn up on you. Speaking from personal experience. Added a new photo.

I bought these and had them mounted by a bike shop. They are actually really nice BUT they are not bright enough as stated by the seller.8 pods were not enough to actually put light on the whole engine. Basically bike shop had to mount these to where the kick stand part of the bike was basically still dark. If they spread them out anymore then they did, you would not get the lighting that you are looking for. One side of bike is basically dark. That is mounting them on front fender, top of the engine, and back of the bike. Have a 99 Ultra with a lot of chrome that these just do not have the lighting coverage and brightness to illuminate certain parts of the bike.

The lights came in a timely matter and the instructions are very easy to read and follow

The hardest part is finding a place to put them all.These lights are 3 led's per strip with leads about 30" long,a mini toggle switch with leads attached and about the same length,and a couple of butt connectors to help with hook up.I put them on my sporty in the following locations: rear fender behind the springs,"backbone" behind the rear cylinder,behind the air cleaner,inside the horn bell,inside the ignition module cover on the front cylinder,and one on each cross member under the bike.I tested them with a 9 volt battery to see how they would light on the bike,but was blown away when I hooked them to 12 volts-these things lit the whole garage !!!! Too cool.....My only worry is that the sticky tape isn't very sticky,I had to use some expensive 3M double sided tape in all locations,but that may not be the norm,you could always silicone them in place,if you have the urge..

These lights are awesome! Great kit at a great price. I wasn't too sure at first since there are no pictures of the led strips. I didn't want the puck style. These are little LED strips about 2in long and 3/4in wide with 3 LEDs per strip. I put them inside my plastics on my hayabusa and they light up my bike perfectly. I added my own touch with connectors for when I need to remove my side plastics. Switch fit perfectly next to switches with the horn and signals. I would highly recommend this kit for the sport bike riders out there trying to light up their bike without those bulky pucks. Or without drilling a bunch of holes.

Cleaned surface attached lights. 3 days later lights fell off. Motorcycle never left the garage. Adhesive just left loose exposing the copper runs. 3m tape is not what is use to be I guess. Very unhappy.

Lights are nice and bright and are just as described. They don't stick real well with the self stick adhesive so I would suggest using clear Silicone to attach them. Would definitely buy more if I end up needing them. And they are super cheap and look just as good as the expensive sets. Very pleased with this purchase.

not bad for the price, make sure to clean area good before sticking on bike or they will come loose within a few days