[Sixshooter]

I finally had time to install my LED brake light. I am pleased it's very bright and well located. I mounted mine flush to the bottom of my rack. It actually reflects off the chrome rack at night making it crazy bright. You must look away or burn out your retinas like staring at the thrusters on a Belters spaceship. Thanks to JackB for the kit.
Just pick the green wire...

Splice or solder...

Connect your ground...choose you location. I didn't want the bracket marring my fender so chose the bottom side of my rack. Nice clean factory look. Can't see it until illuminated.

Tough to see in the garage how impressive this is even in full daylight. I'll post more outdoor pics. I'm pleased, thanks JackB for the simple functional kit.

 

[JackB]

Thanks for the write up.
I have one set left if anyone is intereste.

 

[Anton4]

I have one set left if anyone is intereste.

PM sent.

 

[JackB]

Light kits are sold out

 

[britman]

Light kits are sold out

Any chance you have one hidden away in a dark corner?

 

[JackB]

No, sorry I made 5 and they gone.
If a few more people what some I could make more.
$75 shipped

 

[RRoy]

I finally had time to install my LED brake light. I am pleased it's very bright and well located. I mounted mine flush to the bottom of my rack. It actually reflects off the chrome rack at night making it crazy bright. You must look away or burn out your retinas like staring at the thrusters on a Belters spaceship. Thanks to JackB for the kit.
Just pick the green wire...

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Splice or solder...

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Connect your ground...choose you location. I didn't want the bracket marring my fender so chose the bottom side of my rack. Nice clean factory look. Can't see it until illuminated.

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Tough to see in the garage how impressive this is even in full daylight. I'll post more outdoor pics. I'm pleased, thanks JackB for the simple functional kit.

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Looks Great!

 

[JackB]

Any chance you have one hidden away in a dark corner?

I send you a PM

 

[Anton4]

Finally got to install my new auxiliary brake light. Thanks to Jack B for the photos and installation instructions. I have the stock seat, so I opted to mount it under the rack. I like the look and feel a bit safer now.

 

[Sixshooter]

Looking good Anton4...
I rode to meet my wife for lunch yesterday and I saw a truck cutting traffic to keep up with me. He pulled up at the next light and gave me a thumbs up, tried to ask questions about the brake light...the traffic light turned green and never got to finish our conversation. I actually forgot about it, guess he noticed it. My wife was also behind me and said it was much more noticeable.

 

[britman]

Finally got to install my new auxiliary brake light. Thanks to Jack B for the photos and installation instructions. I have the stock seat, so I opted to mount it under the rack. I like the look and feel a bit safer now.

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[britman]

Did you slide the strips into anything to protect them? I thinking of running them as one line of light and fixed to the underside of my Wompus rack.

Which green wire is the correct one?

 

[Anton4]

Did you slide the strips into anything to protect them? I thinking of running them as one line of light and fixed to the underside of my Wompus rack.

Which green wire is the correct one?

I just stuck the strips to the bracket that Jack made. It’s the green wire with the yellow stripe (not the yellow wire with the green stripe). Under the seat, on the left side you will see two bundles of wires wrapped in black plastic and tape. You want to open the smaller of the two bundles (it will probably have a paper label attached to it). That’s where you’ll find your wire. I opened the big one first by mistake.

The picture in post #1 shows it well. I unfortunately didn’t notice that in time.

 

[britman]

I just stuck the strips to the bracket that Jack made. It’s the green wire with the yellow stripe (not the yellow wire with the green stripe). Under the seat, on the left side you will see two bundles of wires wrapped in black plastic and tape. You want to open the smaller of the two bundles (it will probably have a paper label attached to it). That’s where you’ll find your wire. I opened the big one first by mistake.

The picture in post #1 shows it well. I unfortunately didn’t notice that in time.

THANKS!

 

[britman]

I just stuck the strips to the bracket that Jack made. It’s the green wire with the yellow stripe (not the yellow wire with the green stripe). Under the seat, on the left side you will see two bundles of wires wrapped in black plastic and tape. You want to open the smaller of the two bundles (it will probably have a paper label attached to it). That’s where you’ll find your wire. I opened the big one first by mistake.

The picture in post #1 shows it well. I unfortunately didn’t notice that in time.

I've just opened the thin and fat bundles and no green with yellow wire.

Any other suggestion?

 

[britman]

Here's the wiring diagram. Can anyone translate the diagram to which color wire I need?

 

[JackB]

I answered your post on the VRCC site.
open up the smaller bundle of wires.
Good luck.

 

[britman]

I answered your post on the VRCC site.
open up the smaller bundle of wires.
Good luck.

I did . See photo above.

 

[britman]

I don't have a green wire with the yellow stripe .

I did find another post stating on their bike the brake wire was black/yellow.

I have one of those and wired everything up before final fixing.

Bike on, brake lever pulled and NUTTIN! NUTTIN I TELL YOU.

All my wire joins and twisted and soldered. I don't know if the brake wire splice is good and I didn't ry a volt meter to see it the wire at the LED strips was live.

I did connect the ground to the negative terminal. Wrong or right???

 

[Sixshooter]

I found a pic from when I did mine. The yellow is hard to spot, it was on the bottom side of the wire, not visible from the top and of course that wire was on the bottom of the bundle so harder to locate. You can barely see the yellow in my pic. This is the smaller of the bundles and mine had the white label on it. Hope this can help. Test it before you solder this time. It's there, just tough to locate.