Using them to help split and route connections around my bike frame,fender wells,and illumination of engine..Safe right?
1608420
They are low voltage, except the transformer normally plugged into a wall outlet supplied with the remote. The only other concern might be exposure to the elements? I am not sure they are durable enough to last very long.
1608421
Fine as long as they are not on direct heat. The frame would be good I think the engine might melt the jacket of the spliter.
1943188
No. There is no reason youbwould need them with this style if bike rack. take a look at the last 2 picrures on the manufatures web site o of th 18086 4 bike rack. http://www.curtmfg.com/Category/282/Tray-Style%20Bike%20Rack
1970089
I don't think I would try that. They seem like they might be a little light for a vehicle of that size.
1309271
This all depends on the dimensions of the fixed pole/beam/surface to which you're locking them, frame sizes, and if you're going to secure every part of your bicycle. It's wise to secure not just the frame of your bike, but also the wheels, seat and perhaps other components subject to removal and theft. To secure ALL of these components, at least another cable or lock is probably necessary. That being said, the circumference is certainly large enough to secure a couple road bike frames with a single wheel each to a 'standard' bike rack or pole. Worst case scenario, there may not be room to secure your seats and/or a single wheel each. Even worse comes to worst, they saw through the carbon or aluminum of your bike frame and bypass the lock! I suppose that would defeat the purpose of taking the bike beyond just its parts, but I imagine it has happened.
1536461
Yes!That is exactrly how I use mine & they are perfect.As my dear friend says, " Be safe; be seen."
559951
As long as you have a flat surface to mount to and a clear path to run the wire then yes. They are very easy to install. I would strongly recommend going to Ace Hardware or a local hardware store and buying stainless steel bolts for mounting into the frame. Do not plan on using these lights as fog lights while driving on road!!! You WILL blind people and cause a wreck!!! THEY ARE BRIGHT!!! I purchased two sets of these lights for my Ford Raptor, one set of of floods and one set of driving lights. I would recommend the floods over the driving lights, much more usable light pattern. Good luck!!! As long as you have a flat surface to mount to and a clear path to run the wire then yes. They are very easy to install. I would strongly recommend going to Ace Hardware or a local hardware store and buying stainless steel bolts for mounting into the frame. Do not plan on using these lights as fog lights while driving on road!!! You WILL blind people and cause a wreck!!! THEY ARE BRIGHT!!! I purchased two sets of these lights for my Ford Raptor, one set of of floods and one set of driving lights. I would recommend the floods over the driving lights, much more usable light pattern. Good luck!!!
1773692
No I personally don't. I bet you could get a couple of these and run the blinker wires through them. One relay for each side and it'd do just fine. I personally recommend buying a different light though. This thing crapped out on me the first week. The mount for your license plate and the base structure of it to bolt to your bike is cheap plastic. If you do end up getting one though, these are the relays I'd recommend. CARCHET Turn Signal Flasher Relay 12V 2 Pin Motorcycle LED Indicator Light New Hope this helps.
1656303
If I wanted to stack them and they didn't make good contact, I'd simply make my own connector and put it between them. I suppose as long as they're PCB protected, there should be no problem.
1511077
These are stock original equipment manufactured so these should not cause any harm to your wiring. I have these on my fog lights for quite some time now and they have not caused any issues nor do I see them causing any issues.
1907300
Yes, but expect your headlights to burn through anything in front of them...these cables actually AMPLIFY power going through them due to their low loss design.
2232450
Hi, thanks for your inquiry. As it states in the listing " OFF ROAD USE". However you can use them, but please be aware that they might not comply with your local laws. Please check with your jurisdiction and make your choice accordingly. "
363324
They come with the ends to connect straight to the battery and have a toggle switch. You could also tie directly into the electrical system so they come on automatic when the bike is on but I prefer having a switch. LED's so they don't emit any heat to speak of and you shouldn't have any problems with water though I wouldn't recommend fully submersing your bike lol Hope this helps.
2241931
They work pretty good and probably fine for something like that. You would need a few of them though. I might suggest the high intensity bullet led lights which i put on my boat instead. A bit pricier, but you could put one in the bottom and it would do the trick.
175010
They should work fine for that. They are thin enough to get good feeling through but should protect from oil transfer well. You can even use a smart phone while where ing them
743110
Believe these are "Pulse" wire connections to the "Handlebar" that has pulse sensors in each side. I don' think it matters how they are connected.
1025359
Unless you're goin for cheap as possible, I'd spring for a better set. These might fit with some modification but you will be disappointed with them on your bike. I gave mine away after modifying them too much to return because I didn't want to be seen with them on. I have seen scenarios where someone has put these on a bicycle and worked fine, but that's not a $x,000 motorcycle. They are smaller than they look and flimsy, the lights are cheap 5w bulbs that get moisture in them and quit working, and in my case they expected me to remove my stock turn signals to put the bags on and use theirs (noooo thannks). If you really want them and you're somewhat handy you can likely make them work. Just remember to put something between the mounting brackets and your bike or they will vibrate the paint off. But I strongly advise saving the money and looking into some used bags that will last you ten years longer. Ride Safe
763848
No you shouldnt as long as the engine is running while all of your lights are on, enjoy them!