I am curious what everyone is using and how well each work. As my home lake gets more boats on it I am looking for the only glass left.

Does no one night ride?

I live on a lake and will surf at nite usign my light bar, I have a boss bar, monster clamps and the smae lights titan uses (but in amber beam---it's keep s the bugs off. ) they work great for surfing and pulling into my dock late at night. In order to ride you'll proabbly need 8-12 rear facing lights, or an HID setup. Be careful of the power draw.

Good call on the power draw. I had not taken that into consideration.

HID can reduce your power significantly but costs significantly more. check lostpro.com for HID tower lights

I night ride but we have to watch for the ole lake patrol it's like a $150 fine if we get caught but it's so butter at night

We have no patrol to worry about. Private lake!

Nice

We ride at night. Hopefully we don't ever get caught. I would hate to spend a night in jail over some good ole fashioned night rider fun. We ride a 80 ft rope and the HID's light the wake, rider and front amazingly. It is like a floating football stadium.

We usually strap up w/ glow sticks so we can be seen after we fall

seven stars <BR>what is your set up and were did you buy it.

Were ghetto fab, a million candle power spot light is all we have. Works great for locating a downed rider and for lighting the wake without blinding the rider.

corey <BR>you are right that is ghetto. I am all for making your own stuff but that is not nearly enough light.

I love mine and use them quite a bit. I have 4 lights facing backwards, they work ok.. perfect for wakesurfing. they work for wakeboarding if you're really determined.

I have LPA Tower Accessories HID lights and I got them from <a href="http://www.lostpro.com" target="_blank">www.lostpro.com</a>

seven stars, don't you own LPA acc.? I would hope you would buy from your own company....lol. <BR> <BR>(Message edited by wake1823 on September 10, 2007)