1. Join us on Facebook.com and get a $5.00 credit toward FreyMoto parts for becoming a fan. 1 fan membership per person only. Click the like box and we’ll send you a code for the discount of your order.

2. Upload a photo of your Fusion lighted ride to our Facebook.com page and get $5.00, $ 10.00, $ 15.00, or $20.00 credit in FreyMoto parts depending upon the quality of your photo. You may upload more than one photo but will only receive credit for 1 photo per vehicle. You may submit multiple vehicles. All photos uploaded to Facebook.com are automatically entered into a photo contest voted on by fans at the end of this year, so get your friends to vote. The winner will receive a free Cyclone 866F motorcycle security and paging system or equal credit value of any other FreyMoto Industries, LLC merchandise. FreyMoto withholds the right to remove any photo for any reason at its sole discretion and refuse credit.

We will send you a code by email after we have rated your picture and verified that your lights are Fusion L.E.D.s.

The quality of the photo is at the discretion of FreyMoto Industries, LLC and is judged according to the following:

1. Overall photo clarity and definition.
2. Brightness and color clarity of L.E.D. glow.
3. Clarity and definition of the motorcycle.
4. Backdrop and location of the photo shoot.

Photo tips: Choose a an interesting back drop, often urban scenes provide the best atmosphere for a good photo; if you can include national landmarks in your back drops that’s all the better, but alleyways, curb side pubs, parking garages, old warehouses, can make a nice back drop. Overhead lighting is very important, whether it’s a street light or the sunset does not matter. Usually more light is better than more darkness. If you’re not sure of the lighting get your photo shoot set up and start snapping photos as the sun goes down. At some point the natural light will provide you with the ideal conditions. If it’s completely dark outside, you will need some sort of light from overhead to get a quality photo where the vehicle is visible and the lights are bright. Another handy trick is to slow your camera’s shutter speed down (if it has this ability). This will improve clarity but you’ll need a super steady hand or a tripod. If you’re shooting a picture of your snowmobile, you’ll want a camera that has the ability to adjust the white balance if there is snow in the scene (see your camera’s manual for details on adjusting white balance).

Below are real examples of varying photo quality.

Quality: Poor ($5.00) Poor back drop, low photo resolution, too much light.

Quality: Fair ($10.00) Light intensity is good, but the clarity of color is not the best. The photo appears to have a blue wash, which indicates the need white balance adjustments of the camera. The definition of the motorcycle is OK, since you can barely make out that it is a Suzuki GSXR. Backdrop is OK.

Quality: Good ($15.00). The photo clarity is nice, lights appear bright, and the bike is clearly visible. The only improvement would be the back drop. While our friend in the photo is handsome man and I’m sure he’s popular with the ladies, the local parking lot is ordinary, and we are looking for extraordinary photos.

Quality: Excellent ($20.00). This photo was professionally captured. The clarity is impeccable, the light is bright and crisp, and the bike is clearly visible. The backdrop is a unique urban alleyway with graffiti on the walls. It’s eye catching and gives an emotional response.

Get $25.00, $35.00, or $45.00 dollars in credit toward any FreyMoto parts when you write a technical article about your Fusion L.E.D. system or Cyclone 866F alarm system installation. The quality and detail of your article will dictate the amount of credit you receive. FreyMoto Industries, LLC will declare at its sole discretion the quality of your article according to the following guidelines. Click here to go to our forum and start your article now: http://www.freymoto.com/forum/index.html

Technical Article Quality: An excellent article is defined as containing: a step-by-step instructions from beginning to end, including details specific to the motorcycle used in the installed. This includes, mounting locations of hardware: brain unit, LED strips, and cable routing locations as applicable. On alarm installations, specific wire connection locations and wire color-codes are a must. The article will contain no misinformation which is counterproductive to the recommended installation practices provide in the installation manual. For an excellent article, pictures are required and especially helpful when words are not sufficient. Excellent articles are clear, easy to understand, and concise. While details are important, don’t get bogged down in the details or with unimportant information (more words does not equal a better article). Articles will be grade on the following point system.

9-Point Grading System

1. Written step-by-step from beginning to end.
2. Information regarding mounting locations of hardware.
3. Information is specific to make, model, and year of motorcycle.
4. Includes pictures that help explain the process.
5. Article is easy to understand and concise.
6. Article names the product being installed.
7. Article addresses any problems with the installation in a productive manner.
8. An article does not contradict or mislead instructions provided in the manual.
9. Article is professional and positive.

Your article will be graded according to the above 9-point system. The overall score determines the level of article quality and the amount of your credit. FreyMoto Industries, LLC withholds the right to remove any article at its sole discretion for any reason and withhold applicable credit.

Poor Articles = 0 -2 points (please resubmitted article based on our feedback).

Fair Articles = 3 – 5 points ($25.00)

Good Articles = 6 – 8 points ($35.00)

Excellent Articles = 9 points ($45.00)