You could have posted a link...

 

Its not the film but these work. Need a dab of adhesive to mount to cowl.

Sibe-R-Plastics Supply - 6 Pack - Colored Transparent Acrylic Plexiglass 1/8" Thick Circles Seasonal Outdoor Decorative Lighting Accents Pick Your Color and Diameter (6 Pack - Yellow, 2.5" Diameter) Amazon.com: Sibe-R-Plastics Supply - 6 Pack - Colored Transparent Acrylic Plexiglass 1/8" Thick Circles Seasonal Outdoor Decorative Lighting Accents Pick Your Color and Diameter (6 Pack - Yellow, 2.5" Diameter) : Industrial & Scientific

 

Can you go into a little more detail about how your adhered the 2.5" acrylic circle to the cowl?

Thanks in advance.

 

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Yup, that’s what I did and is a quick, cheap and easy mod. And I did it without needing an allen wrench.

Find a smal jar (such as a spice jar), measure, cut, and apply without needing to wrench anything.

Laminate-X film is excellent, and one can go to a local auto tinting shop, ask for some scrap film, and get it FREE.

Tim

 

I tried the Lamin-X film and didn't think it added much color. The lights were barely yellow.

 

Mine are real yellow and can be seen for miles

 

I used same lens covers as SSNCOBB. I used to ride in the center of our group. They've asked me to move toward the back , not as punishment, but because they can see me so well with the new yellow lenses and easier to know where the last riders are.

 

For you DIYers, another option is Krylon yellow translucent spray paint for stained glass. The more coats sprayed, the more intense the yellow.

This is a popular product in the vintage/classic car hobby, used to re-create the yellow fog and driving lights that were popular on cars in the 1950s and ‘60s.

Tim