I was just wondering how many here have lights on there bikes and how many need lights on there bikes and how many just hate lights on the bikes lol. 
And for the ones with lights tell me what you payed to have them put on.   Thanks Chris

It looks good ,helps in the visibility of the bikes. But often ,when someone is staring at it while it cruises by,there's always that danger of another not looking where their going. But over all I think its great

Thay should come factory & if u don't like them u could just flip the switch (OFF)

i do like them i have not yet put any on but hope to soon it will only cost me light's and the time to install them. I was looking at a set that has over 2000 rotating colors for around $90 plus shipping

I think the LEDs on bikes can look cool. But too often they look overdone. You can put too many LEDs on a bike.
My preference will be to add some lights to the front & rear of the bike for more visibility.

Yes I do agree on to many lights is not good thats why I mainly do the engine compartment to keep it classy. I also agree on more lighting on the back of the bike thats why I sell the stopper for the plate. And Childofheeartth88 $90 sounds cheap for that kind of kit so make sure its a good one becuase you wouldn't believe the kits I tare of for people because of junk I feel bad charging them for a whole new install when they just had lights put on by someone else less then a year ago becuase of cheaply made lights. But if they are good well then you are getting a great deal. I sell one with 15 differant colors for around $110 and thats usa made so beware of china junk. 2000 colors does sound pretty cool I would love the link to there sight so I can check them out. Thanks

I'm not on the scooter enough after dark to even consider it. I have seen bikes that were tastefully done, and looked pretty cool.

If you go with blue you can see them during the day check my pics lots of those are during the day. Nice Bike by the way

I like the lights on bikes but they are a bit distracting.  I know cuz I've  been distracted by them!  I'm with SolarBill  on this one.  If you're going to spend that kind of money on lighting, put them on the front and back of the bike for move visibility!

I rate them right in there with curb feelers and stuffed animals. Not on my bike!

look no bad on the right bike ,not for me though ,could na see them on ma zxr ,

If they don't show the way at night..........just bling

there was a bike near our camp at this years redwood run and it was all lit up with blue led lights, it made a great porchlight for us to stumble back to from the stage area in the dark, so thanks to you blue led rider but if its not a headlight or brakelight i dont need them on my ride but hey to each his own right isnt that what customizing is all about, building what you like and only you

To me, they are/can be distracting, so not on my bike. Can't ever have enough front/REAR lighting tho. Also reflectors can be good.

Like anything else, if they're done right they look good. I have sen them overdone or on bikes they just don't belong on, and it doesn't do a thing for me.

I have thought about just a bit subtle lighting on my motor, both for looks and for safety. I think it would help to be seen from the side. Does anyone know if it is legal to ride with lights on the motor?

I like them, but agree that it can be overdone. Our neighbors have a Gold Wing and ride with a bunch of other Gold Wingers and when they're all together it is a sight!! I think they got into a "who can fit more lights on their bike" competition. My husband put lizard lights on ours and I like the look and also feel safer at night, especially on those unlit country roads. It is illegal in Ohio to have them on strobe and/or flashing, but otherwise it's all good.

I have to roll with Rex on this one....I'm an old school dude, however on certain bikes, if not over done they look pretty cool.
Dragon

I love them, but on certain bikes, it just isn't right. Too many can definitley overdo it. BUT, too few is just a waste of time and money. It's got to be done right to look good. Either put the lights on, or don't.

I like them to. But not for my bike. My bike is to old school and ratty for that. And the ones with the brake lights that flash or spin and do all that shit stay in the back of the pack. If there riding in front you focus on there tail light not the traffic in front of you.