[$Honda750!]

Any ideas on rockguards for the OEM foglights? Cant find anything that fits...

 

[Order66]

I’m guessing a protective film cut to size would be the best way at this point.


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[JackFlack]

I’m guessing a protective film cut to size would be the best way at this point.

You're not talking about protective film on the lights are you? I suspect that if the lights have any reasonable amount of lumens, even LCD lights would be too hot for a protective film. But who knows, maybe I have no idea what I'm talking about. I was wrong once before. :wink2:

 

[Fred H.]

I'd love to have some Amber lens covers like I used on the old bike.

 

[Order66]

You're not talking about protective film on the lights are you? I suspect that if the lights have any reasonable amount of lumens, even LCD lights would be too hot for a protective film. But who knows, maybe I have no idea what I'm talking about. I was wrong once before. :wink2:

They make them for headlights, no?


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[Order66]

WeatherTech makes their lamp guard film. 3M makes one too. I’d be surprised to hear the lights running too hot for the film to withstand.


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[$Honda750!]

The film looks pretty expensive for the amount you would use. I am looking for a grill type guard. Maybe I will find something I can MacGyver to fit...

 

[JBisgard]

WeatherTech makes their lamp guard film. 3M makes one too. I’d be surprised to hear the lights running too hot for the film to withstand.


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I have the 3M film on mine and it works great, no over-heating problem.

 

[Russell1234]

I have the 3M film on mine and it works great, no over-heating problem.

Is it a special film for lights or is it just the standard window film?

 

[JackFlack]

They make them for headlights, no?

Dang! I didn't know what I was talking about. Now I was wrong twice! :smile2:

 

[laen]

Don't see the need

 

[cptjam]

My friend Steve managed to get a rock to crack his headlight. $2500 to replace! Ouch!

 

[$Honda750!]

BOTH foglights on my truck are busted from rocks...the lights on the Wing aint cheap either!

 

[laen]

Never had a headlight or fog light get busted on any vehicle ever. Guess I am lucky


I don't mind rolling this dice

 

[Pigeon Roost]

I had the the bright yellow over lens plates on my 2002; not amber, but similar effect in fog or tunnel driving. Film might be even better.

prs

 

[Matt(BCNV)]

I bought the “lamin-x” perfect fit and lots of tints...

https://www.lamin-x.com/

There’s NO Goldwing, so I measured the lights the model that fits is SB-225

Mattbcnv

 

[$Honda750!]

search came back for SB-225 not found ?

 

[Matt(BCNV)]

Just get into the website and order 2.25 round film they come in 7 tints plus clear....

Mattbcnv

 

[rmw]

Just get into the website and order 2.25 round film they come in 7 tints plus clear....

Mattbcnv

+1 on Lamin-X. The material is a heavy compound and will add some protection from smaller impacts. Mine have been on for over 20K mi and look as new. I checked on my order confirmation email and mine were 2.75" universal SB-2.75Y 2.75" Yellow Round Light Covers"

Matt's 2.25" may fit better I don't know because I cannot remember if I had to trim mine or not.

 

[Sladep]

Matt,
You have the yellow tint? Have you ridden at night to see what happens to the level of light produced? Curious to know about that. Have a friend who has put amber covers (not the same but same concept) on his R1200RT and it makes him very obvious compared to a white-lighted bike when he's coming at you.

QUOTE=Matt(BCNV);5489945]Just get into the website and order 2.25 round film they come in 7 tints plus clear....

Mattbcnv[/QUOTE]