Review on Hotbodies Racing S06GS-SIG-BLU LED Blinker/Mirror Block-Off: Stylish Blue Lens Option by Brent Ayyagari

Seems like others are having the same issue as me. The fastening nuts on the right side have fallen off. It could be a problem with these lights. I asked them to send me some more nuts to replace the ones that didn't feel right. I have watched several videos to help you install this or similar products. It was pretty obvious that the color of the Plus didn't match the color of ordinary power cords. Black is positive. I think it was also mentioned in the instructions. However, in most cases you do NOT need to read the instructions to know that black is usually ground and NOT power. I watched a few videos where they used striped wire for the current and it didn't work. Armed with their errors, I tested the device before permanently connecting the wires and retested the device after connecting. and black was positive. Additionally, many people have complained about the plastic on the bike tearing from over tightening. I avoided this by using an existing/old washer that was used for the same purpose. I was lucky that both were intact. It brings some light to the body of the bike, but it's rubber vs plastic vs plastic vs plastic. Some people have complained about the speed at which the light flashes. I didn't get it because the taillights flashed at the same rate. I think they said it needed a resistor, but I didn't see the need to make the front turn signals flash slower than the rear ones. I have a 2008 Suzuki GSX-R600 and the headlights still work great. I say so far because I haven't tested the lights on the street other than walking up and down my own block. I am happy with this product so far. very strange that there is no rear-view mirror. I've also ordered replacement mirrors when I get tired of using block-offs. It would be easy to replace and change the mirrors. I had to take out the speedometer for my bike. Rear indicator/signal connector. I also had to remove the windshield. It was all easy and didn't take any time at all. Finally, this product did not come with an OEM connector. The method I used was to cut the wires from the OLD lights. Black was on the right and gray was on the left. I connected the bollards to the old wire, making sure the hot wire and ground wire matched. It worked great. but it would be better if the product already had a connector. This may not work if different years or models have different connectors. just a suggestion. Depending on model and year of installation, they may contain multiple hard-wired connectors. In general I'm happy. (photos will come later)