I guess blacked out wasnt the right term, more just like smoked.Why in the hell you want to black it out?
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As far as i know its not illegal as long as the light is visible from 1,000 ft but im really not too concerned with legality i know a few people who have done this to their cars and havnt ever had an issue with the law
I didnt post this to hear everyones opinions on why they dont think i should do this. Just would like to see if anyone has expierience with these products. So unless you have something to offer to this thread dont post.
Maybe that's a clue that what you're thinking of doing isn't such a good idea? Just maybe??
I have reflective tape on my rims and plan on adding more to other areas of the bike. Im not making the lights so dark that light will not go thru them. Just tinting the lenses so when the bike is off it has that blacked out look. At night this will hardly affect my visability to others
Of those two products, definitely the first, Nightshades. That vinyl tint is 50% which is a lot. Way too much. At least with the spray can you can apply it in thin coats until it is to your liking without going too dark. It's your bike, do what you want...just don't expect others not to post their opinion on it when you ask about it in a public forum.
If you wouldve read above i stated that wasnt a concern for me but thanks
Ok thanks, they have 20% vinyl too but i was leaning toward the nightshades anyways
Alright thanks. Im gunna need to remove the lights for this method tho rite?
Nah.... Just mask it up.
Perhaps that's true in Florida, but not all states are so lienient. In fact in Massachusetts they have started regularly pulling over cars with aftermarket headlights and writting tickets on the spot. I've seen bikes and cars pulled over for adding LED illumination and even differently colored bulbs in their parking lights. Even Harley riders adding additional white lights to improve visability get routinely harrassed around here.
Sorry to break this to you, but just because you start a thread here, does not give you the right to tell other members what they should, or shouldn't post in reply to "your" thread. By starting a thread, you run the risk of receiving replies which may not be what you want to hear.
