Hi Tiff, Another very important (and cool) blog. We (wheelchair users) become even more invisable to motorists when the sun goes down. In addition to the "coolness factor", the lights will save lives! For years I used front casters that cast off different colored light when I roll. "Chicks dig em", my daughter thinks they are great and I feel much safer when pushing in to town (1-mile each way) to check my mail.

If it's metal, it can be chromed, powder-coated, etc. to meet your hearts desire - aluminium parts can be anodized in different colors, and any part can be hit with a paint gun... Check out WheelchairDriver.com for some examples, or pick up a copy of any biker magazine for help in finding places that do chrome and other custom metal finishing. All you should need (if it's your main chair) is a spare set of parts to use while getting bling applied to whatever... Never tried it, but I suspect you could also work a deal with any of the many folks that do custom paint work on show bikes and cars... Doesn't seem like a big problem...

That's a good tip, ex-Gooserider! (the site and working a paint job deal w/ a local car paint place)

Really awesome post! Funny girl!

that's cool, I'be been using those place anyway wall lights, I got them at the dollar store, and drug stores, they stick onto my powerchair, and you just push the clear plastic button led lights in to turn it on or off.