My xmas tree bike light project

[bleedinblue]

Last month I found a 15' LED strip for $16 (free s&h), but I ordered it from overseas so I wanted to wait to post until it was in my hands.It came with a 15' long strip of 300 LED's, the control box and a remote.It requires a lead for the control box, so im going to look at Radio Shack before ordering one.Either way i'll end up with 300 remote controlled LED's to run through my chassis for $20.The store I ordered them from has a 120v adapter for $7, so you could literally unplug the 12v lead after riding and plug the lights into a extension cord and leave your bike lit up all night long like its a Christmas tree in your driveway.

I haven't installed them yett, but the led strip is the same size as the ones sold at automotive stores, just longer.I'm going to try to hide them all so my engine compartment glows really bright instead of using the main strip in visible places and buy a few smaller led strips to use in other areas.

The remote looks huge, but it fits in the cell phone pocket on my tank bag with my phone.Overall it looks like a promising kit, if anyone has a camper or a patio it would be perfect for awning lights.

Heres the link to the lights
http://www.banggood.com/Wholesale-5M-RGB-3528-LED-Strip-Flexible-Lights-Waterproof-300led-44key-Remote-Controlle-p-59466.html

and a video
Waterproof Flashing LED Strip Lights - Banggood.com - YouTube

 

[JT]

that things is clean and is a good deal

 

[bleedinblue]

that things is clean and is a good deal

I'll update as I make progress.That store looks pretty useful though since it has free shipping without a minimum.They have a lot more lighting, I just bought the cheapest kit available to check out.