Led bumpskid issue

[Nyparrothead]

I have had the led bumpskid about a year and has low hrs but I have leds burning out.... It looks kinda crappy with the burned out black spots....

mark

 

[Tazzel]

I have heard this happening. Problem is no one posts these problems with some of these aftermarket products so the next person has the information to purchase or not.

 

[Cruzr Joe]

A LED Replacement kit is available from Spyderpops for about $40.00

Cruzr Joe

 

[spyderryder53]

A LED Replacement kit is available from Spyderpops for about $40.00

Cruzr Joe

I was just there looking myself don`t see them
Leon

 

[copilot]

Who did you buy it from? Give them a call and let us know what happens. Chances are they will replace it free but you have to do the labor of installing the replacement led strip.
I am waiting for number two replacement strip.

 

[Bob Denman]

Doc Riverside was investigating these reports. Why not PM him, and see if he's learned what is causing it?

 

[SPECTACUALR SPIDERMAN]

talk to spyderpops, he is great guy & will work with you

 

[Commander]

I agree Harvey from Spyderpops is the best

 

[Cruzr Joe]

I was just there looking myself don`t see them
Leon

Just call Spyderpops at 501 627-4008 and tell him you want to order a LED Bumpskid replacement kit.

Cruzr Joe

 

[Nyparrothead]

I agree Harvey from Spyderpops is the best

I sent an email and have not heard back from him yet..

mark

 

[Nyparrothead]

A LED Replacement kit is available from Spyderpops for about $40.00

Cruzr Joe

Not sure if I want to spend 40.00 a year on a new light strip.... Seems the me that LEDs should last more than 20-30 hours

mark

 

[spyderCodes]

I am curious, do you find the LEDs going dark individually or in small groups?

 

[Cruzr Joe]

I sent an email and have not heard back from him yet..

mark

He is at a Spyder Event in Florida until Monday, he will respond.

Cruzr Joe

 

[Cruzr Joe]

Not sure if I want to spend 40.00 a year on a new light strip.... Seems the me that LEDs should last more than 20-30 hours

mark

Not trying to be a Smart *** but lights are affected by many things, Rain, Heat, Abuse etc. The nice thing is that you can remove the lights and still have the protection of the bumpskid.

I have had to replace some LEDs on occasion and do so because i want to be seen when riding.

Cruzr Joe

 

[samewok]

Are they the inlaid or not?
if a rock or thing else hits them in the right spot some will go out.

 

[vondalyn]

they are inlaid, but they take a lot of abuse (or at least ours did) in that location. I even ripped the center lower lip of the grooved part of the bumpskid off on a cattle guard (split the LED strip in half while I was at it).

We ended up pulling ours out and decided to go with the cyclops LEDs instead. They've held up better.

 

[bigal55]

Spyderpops

talk to spyderpops, he is great guy & will work with you

Wow sent message to Harvey, he replied right away. A replacement strip is being sent out . This IS customer service:yes::yes::yes::yes:

 

[Bob Denman]

:clap: He's a GREAT guy, who looks out for us! :2thumbs:

 

[z_light11]

I also have had a great experience with Harvey from Spyderpops! He helped me out big time! :riding:

 

[MikeT]

Wow sent message to Harvey, he replied right away. A replacement strip is being sent out . This IS customer service:yes::yes::yes::yes:

:agree: