Number Plate Light - what yours like?
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- DavShill
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Number Plate Light - what yours like?
I've had the tiny light that came with the evolutione tail tidy fitted and it's recently broken. The metal tabs that the wires are soldered to have snapped off. Just bought a stailess job from fleece-bay and it's not very good. Too big and will look ugly.
So what are your solutions and what have you got fitted. Recommendations and pics please.
So what are your solutions and what have you got fitted. Recommendations and pics please.
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A mate of mine bought some LED numberplate bolts from our local Harley dealer for his ZX7R a few years ago. Extremely effective, they just look like the normal mounting bolts but have a little led in the bottom of the head of the bolt which casts a light onto the numberplate. Makes things very tidy.
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Re: Number Plate Light - what yours like?
DavShill wrote:I've had the tiny light that came with the evolutione tail tidy fitted and it's recently broken. The metal tabs that the wires are soldered to have snapped off. Just bought a stainless job from fleece-bay and it's not very good. Too big and will look ugly.
So what are your solutions and what have you got fitted. Recommendations and pics please.
I bought one of these last year http://www.louis.de/_10c8bf2a32555ee1e2 ... &anzeige=0
Works and looks fine.
Works and looks fine.
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The original tail tidy light is a piece of crap that packed up very quickly.
I opened the hole up a bit, just enough to fit an LED dash bulb held in by it's flange and a little clear silicone sealant. I happened to have some dash bulb sockets laying about, but you could solder and shrink wrap instead.
THIS sort of thing in white. Only issue is that it does shine a white light at the rear, which is illegal. You could paint the back black, but I passed a couple of MOT's with it unpainted.
I opened the hole up a bit, just enough to fit an LED dash bulb held in by it's flange and a little clear silicone sealant. I happened to have some dash bulb sockets laying about, but you could solder and shrink wrap instead.
THIS sort of thing in white. Only issue is that it does shine a white light at the rear, which is illegal. You could paint the back black, but I passed a couple of MOT's with it unpainted.
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I've always found Vehicle Wiring Products absolutely top for all (errrm...) Vehicle Wiring-related products...
http://www.vehicle-wiring-products.eu/V ... ts.php#num
http://www.vehicle-wiring-products.eu/V ... ts.php#num
I bought one of these a couple of months ago, I only checked it cus of this thread and it's buggered. I wouldn't reccomend gettin one
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/LED-light-number- ... 286.c0.m14
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/LED-light-number- ... 286.c0.m14
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ahhhhhh, thans what was on my bike and promptly broke. I think it was the rain that killed it. It was full of road muck when i opened it upOlig7475 wrote:I bought one of these a couple of months ago, I only checked it cus of this thread and it's buggered. I wouldn't reccomend gettin one
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/LED-light-number- ... 286.c0.m14