🚦 GTinthebox Dual-Color White & Amber LED Fork Turn Signal DRL Daytime Running Light Waterproof Adjustable Stips Bars kit Universal Fit Motorcycle Bike (39mm-70mm) - 2PC Flexible Switchback Review

Bought for my naked FZ6R. I was a bit skeptical because of the low price and not many reviews. Although pleasantly surprised so far. They come with a decent length of wire. I like that they attach with 3m security tape but also have a zip built into the light that you can wrap around to stay in place. To be on the safe side, I also used 3M adhesion promoter. The reverse transition is cool. When you turn on the turn signal, it immediately turns yellow. There is a slight delay in returning to…

These things worked as promised! I took the time to solder and shrink the connections to the factory connector. So it took a while. But other than that, it's pretty easy and straightforward if you have basic electrical knowledge. They are BRIGHT like running lights and turn signals and are well made as far as I can tell. They held up well and wrapped well around my Yamaha Stryker's 41mm fork. I believe it's 6500k as it's more in the blue spectrum. I will buy another set to put on the bottom of…

I connected the headlights and verified that they work and work as described. Then I processed them to install them on my motorcycle's forks. I removed the cling film, wrapped it around the tube and secured it with the zip ties that were part of the lights. After they were fixed around the tube, 4 white LEDs stopped working on one of them. The other turn signal did not flash. After extensive testing, I found that something broke and shorted out on this LED strip as well. Clear shorted to yellow

Got in the mail yesterday, plugged in to see how the headlights work, everything works fine, will be fitted this weekend. I've read other reviews saying they aren't the best with the elements (mainly water). I hope this won't be an issue as the product claims not to be durable so let's see if that can be a lie. Advertising, no one wants to take extra steps to ensure their product stays functional. At least in my opinion. I can siliconize them before installation. A coupler is also integrated…

I really wanted them to work. However after receiving my first order with a broken zipper rendering it unusable I returned it and received another one today. Again they went to the forks, and this time, instead of the screed tail, the female part broke. For example, this is a cable tie. Does this manufacturer use a cable tie of such poor quality that it breaks so easily? I've never heard of a zip tie that just snaps/breaks but still clicks. Anyway, trying to get it to work then the wiring…

Pros: Bright enough to be seen and noticed in daylight. Several people asked where I got them from the first week I installed the headlights. At night, these LEDs emit enough light to illuminate both sides of the bike. The company uses a heavy duty 3M double-sided tape on the back of the LED. Running/turning works well - the yellow overlaps the white so you know. Cons: Not waterproof - I had issues in wet weather and needed silicon sealant around the lens. To mount the fairing or connector, the

The tab on the tie broke immediately as soon as I got tired of inserting the tie as the tie used is probably the thinnest and most fragile piece of junk that I've ever seen. To make it even better, the tie is glued on (not the loose sleeve) so it cannot be attached. And the 3M tape used on the back is definitely not strong enough to hold the chrome in place. I haven't even had the chance to plug it in yet, and I'm not sure I'll even try. EDIT: Since it was broken I thought I'd look at it a bit…