Fitting parts/tins

lookin good brother!!!!!! the paint should set it off!!!!!

The dark charcoal gray with the red pin stripping would look good.

so yesterday I did some trading & got a aftermarket Bee Hive tail light , & today i sent the info to a LED making place to try & get a LED board to fit inside it for running & brake light , now to wate & see what they say , I first tried ride time tecknology as he did some lights for before ,But he did',nt have any the size I need for the Bee Hive

Josh , the one co I contated , got back to me & was so for out of my league for small 2,3/4 in by 2in led brake & tail light set up I would install it he said was about $300 , I never replayed back to him , bike been on hold for many reasons but no biggie right now , I'll get back to finding the size led board I need in a few days

thanks lucifer , forgot about those places & I'am a retired driver , ,guess I need to get whats left of my mind back on track , I look through the links you sent , but not just right shape , but some ideas from them

I found a lad place via al goars internet :roflmao:, it's in Booking OR, forgot the name already , but he's fast to answer emails & has a good web site , also offered to make up what size I need without going over my budget , Radiantz Led Lighting is the name Darn brain farts , & Lucifer the beehive I have is a remake of the old style Harley , not the cone style , but thanks it got me thinking

Did you mean Brookings OR?

Yes thats the name of the town , thanks

Brookings sits on the very south end of the coast at the very bottom of Oregon just before you enter Calif. It's a fishing town and pretty cool looking area. The area also has the only tree that grows in the world except for Israel that is called the Myrtlewood tree. I know it has nothing to do with your bikes parts but thought I would throw in a little history of the area. Really beautiful wood. Here is a pic of a bowl made from the wood.

thats some cool looking wood ,I'll show that to my grandson he likes to work with wood , thanks

Cowboy saw a guy who put Myrtlewood panels on his bike, didn't look to bad.

wonder how he sealed it from the weather, clear coat ?

Probably

Cowboy I like this light for the Tombstone rear light

It only gives me the contact info but click on tail lights

http://radiantz.com/index1.html

Flht that's the dry up i'am going with it will kit right in here's a pic of the bee hive light

Radianz is a good company good stuff and you'll like the LED light output

I was concerned for a while when FLHT said he was gonna show us his wood