Roadsmith Bling

[sporter]

The back of my Roadsmith is pretty blah, what have you guys done to "jazz up" the back of your trikes. Photos would be good.

 

[Konrad]

I added the chrome bumper and chrome edging (cheap - buy it in strips at Autop-Zone) to the wheel wells. Big improvement.

 

[Greg Christian]

I built a spoiler for mine . I used a 95 Grand Prix spoilerer . I cut 12 inches out of the middle and dow pened it back together . I had a body shop regalss cut in middle and the painted it. I spent about $400 bucks on spoiler but thats better than a $1000 for Hanaagin . I didnt like little mini spioler now my spoiler runs from center to center on rear fenders. It actuall makes trike drive a little better course than may be in my head. Drive safe Greg

 

[rmrc51]

Here's a couple of photos of my Roadsmith's back end. So far I have the nerf bumper, a license plate frame with white LED's for the plate and red LED's for running and brake lights. Lighted mud flaps and the LED Fender Spoiler lights. I also put reflective red tape behind the Roadsmith chrome name plate. What's also on the way in the last photo is another LED spoiler from Tony's Trikes in Alabama as seen on the Yellow Roadsmith for the top of the main trunk. ThumbUp

 

[mhgoldwing]

Like rmrc51 I also did the reflective red tape behing the Roadsmith nameplate. On my black trike it really stands out and have had several comments on it.

I have also added Electrical Connection's turn signal DRL. They are bright white LED's in normal mode but switch to bright amber LED's when turn signal activated. Unique visual pattern that gets attention.

 

[Lucky]

Lookin good Rich. Ride Safe