AMBOTHER 8Pcs Motorcycle LED Light Kits Strips DC 12-Volt Waterproof RGB Multi-Color Underglow Neon Ground Effect Atmosphere Lights with Remote and Adhesives Clips

It's amazing how much visibility this adds to your bike. It's a bit of work to install and hide all the wires but well worth the effort. I highly recommend you order the cable extenders  LYLLA 4 Pcs 90cm Extension Cable Wire Cord Set for LED Glow Light Multi-color Neon Strip  to go with this, although I was able to cut and splice/extend the cables myself. The cables it comes with are pretty long but if you put lights at the front and the back of the bike you'll need longer cables. Works flawlessly and the remote seems pretty decent quality. I read a bad review where they were complaining about the look of the Bluetooth controller box- not sure why that's an issue as long as it's waterproof and you hide that anyways. It's in a sealed black plastic box and is part of the harness.

I'm glad it comes with 8 lights. That's a lot! And that's great!The tape on the lights seems to hold quite, quite well. It's practically welded on. The LED's are wonderfully bright. And all the connections are solid.Honestly, The hardest part of installation, frankly, is how good you want to make your bike look, and how complicated your bike is to wire through without showing too much wire. Oh, and the remote has some solid range, I was able to turn it on and off from at least 30 feet away. The fob is also super solid.Here's the dilemma; what I'm about to say warrants a 4 star review... But I was so satisfied and so unfazed by these issues, that I'll keep it at 5 stars.No instructions. Not a huge deal, but I didn't know how to connect the leads to the wires because they come separated. So I had to improvise with pliers and some electrical tape. And also, you have to figure out what the buttons do on your own (or look at the description of this item)Wires from the LED's are short. They are about a foot long. The 4 LED's I set up in the back had no issue getting inside the seat compartment, but the front 4 were too short. So I invested in a 4 pack of extenders, about 10 bucks, and solved the issue.There are a ton of wires, although that's inherent to having 8 LED's going into my seat compartment, you need to be careful with your organization. I think mine looks pretty good, lol. I suppose this is more of a warning, rather than a con.Ok, lastly, this is just a personal gripe. I ordered this set like a week ago or so, and it's still in China... So how am I doing a review with all these pictures you ask? Well, I was looking at the item page again a day ago (as of this review), and see its eligible for prime! Free one-day prime at that! I was pretty pissed. I re-ordered it and got it the next day. When I get the one coming from China, I'm returning it.Oh, get zip-ties.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Never installed LED's before and the install was very simple. Everything is plug and play, it doesn't get much simpler than that. The only hard part was taking off all the fairings to run the wires where you could not see them. The remote works fine and the lights are plenty bright. The adhesive that comes on the product works fine but some water and oil got on some of mine and I had to buy some extra strength 3M to adhere it back. I think the video will speak for itself.

This is a very nice LED light kit for your car or motorcycle. The lights are waterproof and have some truly sticky tape on the back. I mounted lights beside my front forks, under the engine, under the tank and on the rear swing arm. They are very bright. Snaking the wiring took some time and I ended up making a custom extension to run the lights to the front fender. The control box is very small and can easily be placed in a nook under the seat of the bike. The bike has been in a ton of rain and all the lighting still works perfectly. The control is nice and small. It easily fits in your pocket. There are several modes that they lights work in, single color, flashing, pulsing and it can rotate colors in most of these modes. You will need to wire the control to a switch so that the unit can be turned off. If you don't, the slow steady power draw of the controller will eventually drain the battery (several weeks) if you don't use the bike.I used this kit (B01JCEPA40), some shrink tubing (B01CNGUW4M), a set of crimps (B00OMM4YUY) and some 22 gauge, 4 strand wire (B01CT8IUIO) to make the extensions. You can also buy ready made extensions on Amazon.

I bought these lights for my bf and I, and we absolutely love them. Installation is quite easy after watching a few YouTube videos. Also the quality looks really nice. These lights are nice and bright and there is a good variety to choose from. I agree with the other reviews that mention buying the extenders because you will need them. On a personal note I suggest buying an expandable circuit because the leds drained my battery after about a week and a half.

I installed the lights myself on a 2014 Kawasaki Ninja 300. The installation took a few hours, mostly involving removing the bike's fairings and running the light's wires in a smooth efficient path. I purchased some additional wire extensions to help reach all desired lighting positions. The kits look excellent, and works exactly as wished. The lights create an impressive glow effect, which provides additional visibility and safety during night time riding and inside tunnels. Highly recommend.Update 6/4/2016 - I contacted the seller to assist me with an issue that came up due to my own fault. The seller was phenomenal and completely assisted me in resolving the matter to my full satisfaction. They provided superb professional customer support. I would buy this product again from this seller in a heartbeat.

Excelente producto y fácil instalación. Se lo instalé a mi Harley Davidson FLHTCU 08.

Put on my softail , easy kit to install , hardest part was deciding where to put the strips , plug and play easy