Review on 🏍️ 12-Piece SUNPIE Motorcycle LED Light Kit Strips - Multi-Color Accent Glow Neon Ground Effect Atmosphere Lights with Wireless Remote Controller - For Motorcycles by Tony Kingdom

These things are amazing! Super bright and well made. I have a large bike (Yamaha Warrior 1700) and there was a lot of cable. One of the bottom domes required one of the two extensions that came with it, but that's only because I routed the front dome along the clutch cable to keep it tidy. I never intended to use all of the light bars (I only used nine), but I do want to mention that one of the ports that the light bars go into didn't work. It came on at first, but was a different color to the rest of the lights, and then it just went off and stopped working. Again, I wasn't planning on using them all so there's no reason for me to deduct a star and I'm sure the company would send me a new one if asked. Also, local businesses charge over $250 for the same item installed, which took just over an hour to install. A few changes I made was adding a power switch as I've heard that LED lights can draw power even when they are off. So why take the risk when I can add a $5 switch from a local auto dealer? If you choose to do this you will need a three pole switch (pictures attached) and you will need an extra wire. I bought 18 gauge I think. Run enough wires to go from the copper terminal of the switch to the battery negative terminal, connect the solar array power wire (red) to the middle terminal of the switch, run enough wires to go from the last terminal of the switch. to the positive pole of the battery and then connect the negative pole (black wire) of the sunbeam unit to the negative pole of the battery. Finally I connected a much stronger plug to the LED remote which I keep on my keychain as the one supplied is unreliable and it seems that if you lose the remote you will get stuck on the last colour/setting you went on him. .Will be updated if anything changes.