Headlight and Tail Light Gallery - Post Pics Here

[gcrank1]

LEDs are low amperage draw so a small 12 will last lots longer than they used to with typical bulbs. Any combination of small 1.5V batteries wired up to make 12V+ and fit in your housing should work.

 

[Sayisse]

ole blue's led tubes tail light is made from a old 40s Chevy truck tail light that was broken

Evil twin's lights
Tail light is made from a good old 40s tail light. Made a slim case for it and put a standard bike light in it.

great work done man. Looks awesome

 

[Scrapirondesigns]

great work done man. Looks awesome

Thanks


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[Gdcast]

Angel eye...

You've got my attention...

Need angel eye info!

Hehe, it´s just the shape of the original beveled glass, so sorry to disapoint you :!:
But from the front it really looks like angel eyes.

If it helps, I found this source for really cool ones, from Chinese epay:
http://dx.com/p/bmw-e30-32-2w-25000k-cc ... 841?item=7

Not a bad price for four...

 

[Vonpotter]

Update on my Reflector. Turns out my broken headlamp from work is the same diameter as my light housing.

Will probably be assembled tomorrow

 

[pick]

Another work of art by "Sorcerer". Got this a while back & just now getting it on a bike. He does awesome work!

 

[dogdart]

 

[ndaway]

cool ratty light from member sorcerer 8)

 

[eparsons]

Here is mine on my monark. RRB Member Sorcerer made them.

 

[yeshoney]

Figured i would share since I RAN ACROSS THIS PICTURE.

 

[JJBones]

Here's what I did;
Headlights-found pair of s&p shakers,drilled out,used mini led flashlite,mounted on bell clamps

Tail light;
old sink drain extender,same mini led lite,piece of red lp,plastic gem for blue dot

 

[NicksGarage]

Update on my Reflector. Turns out my broken headlamp from work is the same diameter as my light housing.

Will probably be assembled tomorrow

Thanks for posting those pictures. I've been looking for something to use to convert my headlight to LEDs. I've bought a few flashlights but the way they are put together it's hard to get the LED array out. I've seen that style of head lamp online and wondered how it came apart. Looks perfect.

 

[Dbubbleguy]

There is an online retailer ( SuperBrightLEDs.com) that has every kind of LED product you can think of, including bicycle lights AND LED bulbs. The bulbs come in flange base and screw-in base, so there is something in their product line to fit your current light or new build... just remember to reverse the polarity. I used the screw-in bulbs on my lights and they are much brighter than the original bulbs.

Link- http://www.superbrightleds.com/cat/led- ... ght-bulbs/

My lights-


Hawk-Eye Twins Combo Light 1 by fanegatrac, on Flickr


Octopus Bicycle Rear Lamp by fanegatrac, on Flickr

 

[SylusMk2]

My light set i bought off CCR...friggin love it!

(before i painted the rack and chainguard)

In desperate need of zip ties :!:

 

[Matte Black]

Hi Guys,

I have a BRATZ lowrider which I have modified (we dont have a big choice of lowriders in the UK and the original bike was cheap!), I have added a chrome front light which I think really sets of the front end:

I have also put in a flashing rear light also using the original light and mounting

 

[Nitro--Junkie]

I found a pair of these at a swap meet. From a fire truck or ambulance. Works well with my military ambulance theme OCC.

 

[dirtytoes]

Copied another forum members headlight idea

 

[Dbubbleguy]

I just added to my bike 2 new lights made by Gotham Bicycle Defense Industries. They are well made and outright awesome (and yes, expensive). I mounted them low on the fork fender stay eyelets. That way they cast shadows of anything that sticks up in the road.

What they look like on my bike....


Gotham 1 by fanegatrac, on Flickr


Gotham 2 by fanegatrac, on Flickr

Their website... http://www.bikegotham.com/collections/bike-lights

 

[NicksGarage]

3 bikes, 3 different motorcycle headlights converted to LEDs.

 

[kim_dude]

Scored this moped light off of board member Jaxon. Rigged it up to a drill battery and it lit right up. It's a 6V light and I was thinking of hooking it up with an internal 9V battery. Anyone know of any issues with this? I really don't feel like trying to hide a lantern battery somewhere on my bike.