“Awesome addition to our bikes! Love how they look riding together.”
J.M.
Illustrative visuals. Projection appearance varies with surface, mounting and ambient light.
FLAMEFEATHER / CRIMSON RED
Red wings of fire on the pavement.
Every stop turns into a crowd.
From $39.99
Built for 12V DC motorcycles with room to mount two small projectors. Mounting points and wiring differ by model, so check the install guide or send us your make, model and year before ordering.
A left and right projector, brackets, controller, wiring and mounting hardware. One kit covers one bike.
TWO LIGHTS. ONE STATEMENT.
A glowing wing on each side of the bike, spreading across the pavement wherever you park.

THREE COLORS
SETUP, STEP BY STEP
Two projectors. Three steps.
Fix a bracket on each side at a solid mounting point. Point each lens down and out, away from tires and exhaust.
Snap the matching plugs together, then run the leads to a fused, switched 12V source and ground per the included diagram.
Park after dark, line both projections up evenly, then tighten the brackets and tidy the cables.
Wired install required. Always follow the instructions supplied with your kit.
ONE KIT, ONE BIKE
Model-specific adapters, if your bike needs them, are sold separately.

Yes. Each kit has two projectors (left and right) plus the controller, wiring and hardware for one bike. Pick 2 or 3 kits for more bikes.
You need 12V DC power and room to mount the projectors. It isn't plug-and-play for a specific model, so send us your make, model and year if you're unsure.
No. It runs off your bike's 12V system, so there are no batteries to charge.
Images show the look. Real color, brightness and spread depend on mounting position, the ground surface and how dark it is.
Free shipping, with tracking once it ships. Standard delivery is 9–12 business days. Add Priority Shipping and it lands 2–5 days sooner.
Reach out within 30 days of delivery to start a return. See our return policy for the details.
STRAIGHT FROM THE PARKING LOT
Every set starts the same way: someone parks, the lights hit the pavement, and a crowd shows up.