Review on 🌈 DITRIO 12pcs RGB LED Strip Light Kit, 12V DC, with 2 Red Blinking Brake Light Styles for Motorcycles, Trikes, Golf Carts, ATVs, UTVs – M12r by Alexis Guiney

After 5 hours I finally assembled it myself. The installation is not easy for you for the first time or someone who is not a mechanic, normal wrench or electrician. There are videos on YouTube that give an idea of how to install such systems. Every bike is different (I installed it on a 2019 Harley Road Glide) so mounting points, wiring etc can be a bit tricky for all and different bikes. Now I could probably do it twice as fast if I did it again. Recommendations - After installation, I would like the LED strips to be able to be connected together instead of using a splitter to run additional or additional options. I understand why this isn't done in a universal system, but I also see the value of the recommended layout and default lengths, linkages, etc. for specific bikes. Installation Recommendations - Remove the tank, saddlebags, etc. that you don't have, but this makes it easier to route, protect, and hide wires with easier access. Place all the lights freely where you want to place them. Connect the lights to the battery and turn them on so you can check the position and length. For the connectors I bought round ones big enough for the battery bolt. I also soldered them and used heat shrink tubing. Also, during light placement, you may find that some areas light up well while others light up too many LEDs. Clean the area you want to attach with rubbing alcohol and start applying the "glue" to the front of the bike, then work backwards. After sticking, hold each LED for about 60 seconds. After everything is assembled, tie the wires together to clean up the installation. I also recommend applying dielectric grease to each joint to ensure constant contact. I hope this helps with your next install!