Thread Rating:
  • 0 Vote(s) - 0 Average
  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • 4
  • 5
what did you do with your fazer today ?
Those are bad boys Colin Smile
Reply
(14-03-16, 09:47 PM)mickvp link Wrote: Those are bad boys Colin Smile

They sure are Mick.

Hopefully cage drivers will see me a bit better as they're in eyeline view, hopefully

They're really bright considering the size is less than a 5p piece Smile

Got them at the show yesterday, 4 for £10 so my mate bought two but he said I can fit his for him, he's very kind that way. :lol
Colin
----------------------
Ride fast, ride a red bike :-)
Reply
bloody hell colin it looks like the starship enterprise has landed.      beam me up colin. Wink  theres life here but not as we know it. Big Grin
sent from my carafan in tenby, Wink
Reply
(14-03-16, 10:06 PM)sinto link Wrote: [quote author=mickvp link=topic=6412.msg226701#msg226701 date=1457988420]
Those are bad boys Colin Smile

They sure are Mick.

Hopefully cage drivers will see me a bit better as they're in eyeline view, hopefully

They're really bright considering the size is less than a 5p piece Smile

Got them at the show yesterday, 4 for £10 so my mate bought two but he said I can fit his for him, he's very kind that way. :lol
[/quote]


Really like those fella  :thumbup


Do you have a linky to the lights you fitted and a close up piccy showing how you've fitted them?
Those are my principles...if you don't like them I have others.
Reply
(15-03-16, 09:51 AM)taylor link Wrote: bloody hell colin it looks like the starship enterprise has landed.      beam me up colin. Wink  theres life here but not as we know it. Big Grin
Yeah they stand out quite a bit :lol
But can't beat more light if it gets you noticed Smile

(15-03-16, 10:11 AM)Frosties link Wrote: Really like those fella  :thumbup

Do you have a linky to the lights you fitted and a close up piccy showing how you've fitted them?

I'll get pics/link later as at work at the moment Sad
Colin
----------------------
Ride fast, ride a red bike :-)
Reply
(14-03-16, 09:47 PM)mickvp link Wrote: Those are bad boys Colin Smile
Close encounters comes to mind........ here's hoping they don't blind the oncoming driver  :eek
Women have chocolate men have bikes.....
including ones who like chocolate....Wink
Reply
(15-03-16, 01:50 PM)midden link Wrote: [quote author=mickvp link=topic=6412.msg226701#msg226701 date=1457988420]
Those are bad boys Colin Smile
Close encounters comes to mind........ here's hoping they don't blind the oncoming driver  :eek
[/quote]
Or be mistaken for a car at a further distance away by a quick glance before someone pulls out of a junction straight into you.
Not trying to be critical but I have mistaken spots on bikes to be car headlight further away before.
It's only the fact that I ride a bike and I took a second look prevented me from doing so.
Reply
Changed gearing on the gen 1 thou back to stock (16/44) as the lowered gearing when I picked it up, didn't suit me. Also changed from bar end mirrors (now in For Sale) to stock mirrors with Oberon heavy bar end weights as with the bar end mirrors I could fit in an Autocom PTT switch.


Lovely now it is - was nice when I picked it up, just some personal taste changes Smile


Next fitting Fuzeblock / autocom / 12v powered walkie talkie etc


cheers


Markie
Reply
(15-03-16, 04:59 PM)markie_wales link Wrote: Next fitting Fuzeblock / autocom / 12v powered walkie talkie etc


Fitted both a FuzeBlock and Autocom to mine years ago,  FuzeBlock makes adding accessories so much easier and electrical power controlled by ignition switch. Don't know why more people don't fit them?
Fitted a Fuzeblock to mine years ago for all the accessories, heated grips, autocom, sat nav, uprated horn,etc, makes adding accessories so much easier and doesn't clog up battery area.
Reply
Put the battery back on and took it for a short blast up the road and back. The Striple is great fun, but every time I get on that  :faz , I know it's no.1  Smile
Reply
(15-03-16, 03:01 PM)dazza link Wrote: Or be mistaken for a car at a further distance away by a quick glance before someone pulls out of a junction straight into you.
Not trying to be critical but I have mistaken spots on bikes to be car headlight further away before.
It's only the fact that I ride a bike and I took a second look prevented me from doing so.
Totally understand where your coming from but I never ride without my dipped beams on, these, imo, are just to give more visibility and I like the idea of them.

(15-03-16, 01:50 PM)midden link Wrote: Close encounters comes to mind........ here's hoping they don't blind the oncoming driver  :eek
As far as them blinding other people, they are slightly angled downwards due to the shape of the mirrors.

(15-03-16, 10:11 AM)Frosties link Wrote: Really like those fella  :thumbup

Do you have a linky to the lights you fitted and a close up piccy showing how you've fitted them?

Here's the link www.tirepenze.co.uk
Don't know if they're on the Webpage yet as he says it's just a new line,  but at the show,  you could get them in white, amber & red, but when I went back he'd sold out of all of them. They did say to email any requirements though.

And a few pics of install under the mirrors.
I joined the two wires together after bring them down the mirror shroud and then connected them into my led sidelight.
All wires soldered and heatshrinked as my normal anal self allows nothing less :loīl

I'm looking into getting a couple of brackets made to allow me to put them on a wee bit more neater than tie-wraps but it'll do for now.
And yes that's a 5p on the 3rd pic!


Attached Files Thumbnail(s)
           
Colin
----------------------
Ride fast, ride a red bike :-)
Reply
Some distance shots,
1st.....side light and the new cree lights.

2nd......how I always ride, dipped beams and sidelights.


Attached Files Thumbnail(s)
       
Colin
----------------------
Ride fast, ride a red bike :-)
Reply
Fixed the gear indicator it had come unplugged :lol
Reply
good job sinto but ive a crick in me neck from ya  :groan
please god let the sun keep shining
Reply
(15-03-16, 09:04 PM)downey link Wrote: good job sinto but ive a crick in me neck from ya  :groan
How come?
Colin
----------------------
Ride fast, ride a red bike :-)
Reply
(15-03-16, 09:04 PM)downey link Wrote: good job sinto but ive a crick in me neck from ya  :groan


If he is going keep doing that I will leave my monitor on its end :fish
Reply
My Baby with extra illumination, 2 X 40mm 25 Watt LED projector spots aimed low, both side light bulbs changed to 10 Watt LEDs, 5050 led strip V lights on screen.
Headlights upgraded to Bosch H4 Gigalight 120 Blueish/White.
I ride with all on but headlights dipped. Photo 3.jpg is taken from a car drivers view point with dipped headlamps. Photo up.jpg is just for Sinto. :eek [size=78%]  [/size]


Attached Files Thumbnail(s)
               
Reply
:eek Confusedtop :foc


Attached Files Thumbnail(s)
       
Reply
(15-03-16, 07:36 PM)sinto link Wrote: [quote author=dazza link=topic=6412.msg226747#msg226747 date=1458050499]
Or be mistaken for a car at a further distance away by a quick glance before someone pulls out of a junction straight into you.
Not trying to be critical but I have mistaken spots on bikes to be car headlight further away before.
It's only the fact that I ride a bike and I took a second look prevented me from doing so.
Totally understand where your coming from but I never ride without my dipped beams on, these, imo, are just to give more visibility and I like the idea of them.

(15-03-16, 01:50 PM)midden link Wrote: Close encounters comes to mind........ here's hoping they don't blind the oncoming driver  :eek
As far as them blinding other people, they are slightly angled downwards due to the shape of the mirrors.

(15-03-16, 10:11 AM)Frosties link Wrote: Really like those fella  :thumbup

Do you have a linky to the lights you fitted and a close up piccy showing how you've fitted them?

Here's the link www.tirepenze.co.uk
Don't know if they're on the Webpage yet as he says it's just a new line,  but at the show,  you could get them in white, amber & red, but when I went back he'd sold out of all of them. They did say to email any requirements though.
[/quote]


Can't get the linky to work Sinto, any ideas?






Tommy - love the lights fella, good work. Your plumbing is utter shite though  :lol
Those are my principles...if you don't like them I have others.
Reply
:rollin :rollin :rollin Frosties I know what you mean Tiger lmfao.
Its a stand that I made to hold a white board, works well as a stand but don't help when you have a turn out. :eek


I took the bike up to show my mate Terry when I fitted the lights he reckoned they were the brightest thing that had ever been on the bike, cheeky bastard.
I told him people thought that his 900 Thruxton Bonny was female cos when he was riding through town the other day someone made the comment 'Look at the Twat on that Triumph.


It's 8-14am here (Weds 16th) the sun is shining, so I just need to put the charged up battery back on my hairdressers car (MR2 Mk3) then I'm taking the Fazer out for a gentle cruse around.


I went down to Loomies Cafe at the West Meon Hut in Hampshire on Sunday afternoon and could not get in the car parking area because it was jammed packed with bikes,
they were also parked along the road in the lay-by as well, my guess would be 350 bikes, don't have any pics because some dozy old fart had the camera on his phone set to video mode I got about 2 seconds of the bikes then some lovely footage of the darkness taken from inside my pocket, about 45 minutes of it in all, before the phone ran out of power and switched off. :fish  :'( cupid stunt
Reply


Forum Jump:


Users browsing this thread: 2 Guest(s)