smoked/tinted rear light lens
 

do they make them for the curvy, been looking around but dont think they do.....................?

Re: smoked/tinted rear light lens
 

Clear or red is all i have seen

Re: smoked/tinted rear light lens
 

me too......... the red is quite dark, so its not to bad, i dont want clear=;

Re: smoked/tinted rear light lens
 

you could tint your own. but because of safety i wouldnt

Re: smoked/tinted rear light lens
 

I have :cool:

http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a3...P1010101-1.jpg

Re: smoked/tinted rear light lens
 

:shock: where did you get it from .may i ask?

Re: smoked/tinted rear light lens
 

Done it myself with a can of chav tint spray

Re: smoked/tinted rear light lens
 

I know many many moons ago you used to be able to get a powder, mix it with boiling water and rinse out the lens in it, once dry it was waterproof, do it as many time as you wanted for the darker tints, we used to do the indicater lenses like that and even standard screens, you could mask off sections or a name in insulating tape and that would remain clear, although we are talking perhaps 20 years ago now :shock:

Cheers Mark.

Re: smoked/tinted rear light lens
 

Just out of interest, why are you keen to do this on a bike other than a black or very dark blue/purple/green one? I thought aesthetically the point of smoking the lights was to make them blend into the black bodywork. On a yellow bike, surely clear (or even yellow tint) would look better? Your bike, your choice, that's just my opinion. ;)

Re: smoked/tinted rear light lens
 

i think clear will look odd, as from the back there is a lot of black the tail bit behind the cowl & the tailtidy all black, BUT the red light is quite dark so it looks ok as it is. if i could get a black lens cheap i probaly would though:smt031