LED STOPLIGHTS???

[Biff]

Pedant mode enabled: "That circuit diagram contains" or "Those circuit diagrams contain"

Now I'll stop before I screw up my grammar or spelling and invite a retort.

Two words: Arse biscuits.

[FlyingDutchMan]

Pedant head on - FDM that circuit diagrams contain symbols for plain ole diodes, and not LED's.

Me thinks you meant to use this symbol.
I know you know this. But it makes me feel all superior pointing this out!

It's hard drawing circuit diagrams in paint! Too much effort to draw a few measly arrows...
I didn't really, but I did edit it in photoshop

[Biff]

It's hard drawing circuit diagrams in paint! Too much effort to draw a few measly arrows...
I didn't really, but I did edit it in photoshop

You lied, and hid your untruth in a colour unseen by human eyes. Thankfully my pet Lama spotted your attempt to mislead us all.

Anyhoo - here are some photo's of the latest bling to be added to the Biffbird.

Bought in the UK these LED light clusters can be used as indicators or as running lights. I've fitted them to the bottom fairing, just behind the front wheel facing towards the ground. The photos were taken during their installation, and have been installed as running lights.

I decided to do this, and have done it to a few of my bikes over the years, following an article I read in a magazine a few years ago. The magazine ran some tests illustrating how some fkwit cage drivers failed to see a bike side on in the dark. Fitting running lights like these helped improve the bikes visibility.

The kit, consisting of two LED clusters, some connectors and a couple of resistors, which come in handy if you use the LED's as side indicators and when activated dim your main indicators.

The kit cost £18 from M&P (www.mandp.co.uk).
I simply hard wired them into the headlight relay.