People did have issues at 1st. you are correct. We did just put it together as you have there and it did end all the problems people had with the installation. Thank you for the honest review looks good. We have a lifetime warranty on the product so if you ever have problems we will take care of you.
Something smacked the light on my Scout and the corner where the light mounts to the bracket broke. Need to replace the bracket and reflector. Glad I saw this. The job doesn’t look too difficult. I probably would have tried to do it with the fender on the bike.
Thanks for the video, I'm working on the install currently, and your walk through really answered a lot of the questions I had with the wiring diagram. I'm a bit worried about using the included screw on splice connectors, how weather tight do they seem? maybe a dollop of hot glue on the connection to help protect agianst the elements? thoughts?
Hey thanks for the video! I just wanted to see if you had an update as to how the product was performing and how easy it was to figure out the error code...also what did you do with your license plate?? Thanks!
Hi. Thank you for the video. The one you got is that the smoked or frosted version. I'm a little concerned with it being blended with the break, how visibility it is on the road and how easy it is for a driver behind me to interpret. Any feedback on visibility?
I believe mine is the smoked. I sold the bike a few months back, but I remember it being pretty bright. I never had any issues with drivers not knowing where I was turning
It's holding great so far. I would check forums as well though and make sure everybody else is satisfied with it. I don't ride super often, so my experience could be different
The 3M tape placement of the led strip is not universal. The tape sits behind the LED strip, not ideal for most rear fenders. Radiantz should have built two LED models, one for fenders like yours and another for Harely type fenders. The reason being, Harely type fenders like Sporsters and Softails need an LED strip that has tape placed at the top of the LED and not behind it. This way, when placed under the fender, the strip will point outwards so that other drives can see it. Radiantz built the product with the 3M tape place behind the LED strip and not on top. This makes it more difficult for buyers to use their product cause now people will need to build a bracket to place the LED strip on if they want the LEDs to be pointing outward and not downwards to the ground. Food for thought
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People did have issues at 1st. you are correct. We did just put it together as you have there and it did end all the problems people had with the installation. Thank you for the honest review looks good. We have a lifetime warranty on the product so if you ever have problems we will take care of you.
Well I'm getting an error code now, didn't happen at first, but now it's happening. I'll email you guys
@@beardedreviews what was the error code and the solution was it fixed or did you go back to stock
Just got an Indian Scout Classic. Love your videos. I'll be installing this same thing. Thanks Oss.
Can you put a link where you bought this if possible it looks cool and exactly what I’ve been looking for, thanks!
Something smacked the light on my Scout and the corner where the light mounts to the bracket broke. Need to replace the bracket and reflector. Glad I saw this. The job doesn’t look too difficult. I probably would have tried to do it with the fender on the bike.
That actually looks really, really good.
Good job. I was a little worried for a bit........but I had faith in you!
Thanks, a great help!
Thanks for the video, I'm working on the install currently, and your walk through really answered a lot of the questions I had with the wiring diagram. I'm a bit worried about using the included screw on splice connectors, how weather tight do they seem? maybe a dollop of hot glue on the connection to help protect agianst the elements? thoughts?
Hey thanks for the video! I just wanted to see if you had an update as to how the product was performing and how easy it was to figure out the error code...also what did you do with your license plate?? Thanks!
Show... Toppp Very Nice
Nice job, where's the diagram link?
Will this work for the bobber?
Clean!
Nice video and the led look neat. How’s it holding up? I have seen couple picture of few led’s going out.
Where does your license plate mount?
Bravisimo! 👏🏽😊
Whatever happened to the RUclips studio?
How did it hold up ?
Did that engine code ever get resolved?
yea it did
was a little surprised ,fenders are aluminum not steal
Hows it holding up I cant find this product anywhere do you know if it's still available
do you have the web site were you got that set up?
Hi. Thank you for the video. The one you got is that the smoked or frosted version. I'm a little concerned with it being blended with the break, how visibility it is on the road and how easy it is for a driver behind me to interpret. Any feedback on visibility?
I believe mine is the smoked. I sold the bike a few months back, but I remember it being pretty bright. I never had any issues with drivers not knowing where I was turning
@@beardedreviews Thank you sir!
I'd like to do this, how's it holding??
It's holding great so far. I would check forums as well though and make sure everybody else is satisfied with it. I don't ride super often, so my experience could be different
you forgot to test the emergency light switch
How tall are you does this bike feel small for you
I'm 6 feet. Feels fine to me, no issues whatsoever at a stop light
The 3M tape placement of the led strip is not universal. The tape sits behind the LED strip, not ideal for most rear fenders. Radiantz should have built two LED models, one for fenders like yours and another for Harely type fenders. The reason being, Harely type fenders like Sporsters and Softails need an LED strip that has tape placed at the top of the LED and not behind it. This way, when placed under the fender, the strip will point outwards so that other drives can see it. Radiantz built the product with the 3M tape place behind the LED strip and not on top. This makes it more difficult for buyers to use their product cause now people will need to build a bracket to place the LED strip on if they want the LEDs to be pointing outward and not downwards to the ground. Food for thought