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Has anyone seen any angel eyes headlight kits for the 06 10R?? I've seen them all day long for the Yamaha R6 and R1, but not for the new 10R's light assembly.
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
Angel eyes on the 06 10R??
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never heard of it, did a google. I know this isn't for the 10 but is this it?
http://www.stylinconcepts.com/part.....com/part.aspx?partid=482781&scid=affprod
that would be cool
http://www.stylinconcepts.com/part.....com/part.aspx?partid=482781&scid=affprod
that would be cool
check McCoy Motorsports they deal primarily with Yamaha but they may have what your looking. The web address is www.tobefast.com. good luck
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I'll try that...thanks!
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Cool site, lots of interesting stuff.06ZX-10R said:
Now I see colored lights for the 06 10R, but I dont see any angel eyes being offered for it.
I might have to give them a ring and see what they say.
When you say angel eyes, are yoy referring to the lighted circles or Halos inside the headlight unit or the lighted outline of the headlight unit (demoneyes). There is a guy I went through out of Fl. and he installed angel eyes (lighted circles) in my headlight unit of my 05 Honda Repsol and I know he does other bikes too. I can't remember his website but I have his email. it's [email protected]. It cost me $225 for the whole thing and that included shipping! Shoot him an email and see what he can do for you.beansbaxter said:
Here's pics of my headlights.
He can put any color that you want and I'm sure he can laser etch Ninja on the Halos too for an extra cost...
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Just to add to this post....
My roommate ended up getting me a set for my birthday for the 10R. Couldn't wait to undertake this challenge and we ended up doing them last night.
It's not the easiest process to do, but it was a fun little project. It is time consuming, but not all that difficult as long as you're patient.
The alternative to the oven is to use a heat gun, and heat up around the edges until the silicone is able to separate. Positioning of the halos is a little tricky with the epoxy, and I opted for good ole Krazy Glue.
I got rid of the crappy little toggle switch that they provided and put in my own 3 pole switch with an LED in it. I'm upset that I couldn't find one with a green LED, but settled on red, and will swap it out when I find a green one.
Pictures forthcoming when I get around to taking a couple.
The operation could have gone a lot better in the summer, when it's warmer, but we just couldn't wait to get started on it. So December 23rd in the garage was when it happened.
My roommate ended up getting me a set for my birthday for the 10R. Couldn't wait to undertake this challenge and we ended up doing them last night.
It's not the easiest process to do, but it was a fun little project. It is time consuming, but not all that difficult as long as you're patient.
The alternative to the oven is to use a heat gun, and heat up around the edges until the silicone is able to separate. Positioning of the halos is a little tricky with the epoxy, and I opted for good ole Krazy Glue.
I got rid of the crappy little toggle switch that they provided and put in my own 3 pole switch with an LED in it. I'm upset that I couldn't find one with a green LED, but settled on red, and will swap it out when I find a green one.
Pictures forthcoming when I get around to taking a couple.
The operation could have gone a lot better in the summer, when it's warmer, but we just couldn't wait to get started on it. So December 23rd in the garage was when it happened.
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Im pretty sure you can pick up different colored rocker switches at an AutoZoo or Advance.
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Yeah, but we don't have those stores up here.
I can get a complete switch that lights up, but I wanted one that just has a small LED to let you know it's on.
The Red dot on the one in the pic is actually a light, although hard to tell from that pic. It's okay though.... reminds me that they're on.
I can get a complete switch that lights up, but I wanted one that just has a small LED to let you know it's on.
The Red dot on the one in the pic is actually a light, although hard to tell from that pic. It's okay though.... reminds me that they're on.
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I thought I read on either a website or one of the forums that if you run high beams you could mess up the halo, has anybody else heard that
Swoosh, how about some more info on where your roommate bought them and the brand. They look great, btw.
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Hey grease...posted on the other thread.
www.extremediscountcycle.com
..and in answer to the highbeam question... yes...the instructions state that you should not run them with high beams on.
which is kinda moot anyway... when your headlights are on..the halos are hard to see anyway.
www.extremediscountcycle.com
..and in answer to the highbeam question... yes...the instructions state that you should not run them with high beams on.
which is kinda moot anyway... when your headlights are on..the halos are hard to see anyway.
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