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Posted by Mr Bill
- March 13, 2010, 11:35:17 AMThanks for the advice! I did some more research and found that GE and Wagner both make suitable amber replacements. Like Chief said, they are a sealed beam unit, the part# for both brands is 4415A. I picked up some Wagners at Napa for $15/each. They fit in the F&S spot buckets perfectly and look really nice in my opinion. Don't forget to run a ground wire off these as the stock fixtures ground themselves to the bucket. After installing them last night I took my first ride of the year up here in Wisconsin...smiling ear to ear the whole way! 
I'll post in the Mods section once I get some photos.
Thanks again,
Mr. Bill
Posted by griz01
- March 12, 2010, 14:40:56 PMI left the F&S & just replaced the bulbs with these:
http://www.amazon.com/PIAA-13555-Ion-Crystal-Bulb/dp/B0002MAGXM
Posted by chief
- March 10, 2010, 18:57:06 PMI was about to say, I think the amber are sealed beams. That's all I have been able to find... some here.
Posted by motosickle
- March 10, 2010, 18:51:31 PMQuote from: Mr Bill on March 10, 2010, 16:43:10 PMI have a Kawi fire and steel spotlight bar and want to change my spotlights to amber or yellow lenses. Anyone done this? I am willing to change the lens or the complete light to accomplish this. Anyone know where I can buy amber/yellow lens or lights that will work with the Kawi spotlight housings?
Thanks!
Mr. Bill
you can buy the spot lamps thru J&p cycles or cheaper still at NAPA auto parts. yellows will be seal beam units. i had them on my royal star. they looked cool,but didn't do much for lighting
Posted by Homey237
- March 10, 2010, 17:11:06 PMKrylon may still sell a "spray paint" product that is called Stain Glass (?). It came in certain colors, of which I don't know if yellow was/is one of them.
It was used for crafters making stain glass windows from plain clear glass. Check your local craft store/dealers and see what they might have similar. You could spray the fronts of the bulbs and see how that might work for you.
Posted by Mr Bill
- March 10, 2010, 16:43:10 PMI have a Kawi fire and steel spotlight bar and want to change my spotlights to amber or yellow lenses. Anyone done this? I am willing to change the lens or the complete light to accomplish this. Anyone know where I can buy amber/yellow lens or lights that will work with the Kawi spotlight housings? 
Thanks!
Mr. Bill