Enhanced Kinstecks Motorcycle Indicators: Flowing Turn Signal Lights with Daytime Running, Brake & Taillights - 4PCS, Transparent Shell - 12V Review

Headlights are a problem to get them working properly as others have said I had to wire the rear running lights to get them working properly. They are very voltage sensitive and on my bike they scan every time I honk like they just turned on. As per the instructions I used LED turn signals and they work fine if you use them. The biggest disadvantage of flashlights is that they are not waterproof at all. My bike was parked in the rain for maybe 30 minutes before I realized it was raining and…

Bought these to replace my 1993 Honda Nighthawk turn signals which are cracking and starting to fall apart. I had to leave the originals. They look good and the extra running and brake lights work and are good but lacks an assembly department. All four were installed and working before I pressed them together to keep them from moving. On the first I used a small 14mm box wrench to hold it in place and the included lock nut was never tightened enough to cut into anything before the bolt popped…

No customer service or support. Installed according to the diagram and instead of the taillights working like taillights (constantly on) they flash and do nothing when you step on the brake. The turn signals work fine, but while the turn signal above the flash is on, the other side is still flashing. Possibly an installation error, but I've tried again and again to send you lots of photos, emails, etc. without any real support in return, which is the reason for my rating of the product here. I…

I bought some branded turn signals to replace the OEM ones and they lasted less than 6 months and were weak from the start. I was skeptical because of the price, but I really liked the looks and performance. They don't disappoint! Easy to install and immediate customer service if you have a question (for the record, message M10 1.5 if you are looking for other fasteners). I can already say that they are stronger than the ones I had before. , and they are simply connected to brake and running…

Purchased for Suzuki LS650 S40 Savage. For full functionality I had to connect the rear brake lights and running light. The lights required a special mount as they do not properly replace the standard bulbs. After installation and connection, the bike was ridden twice. On the second ride, he wasn't in the rain for more than 30 minutes. Driving home I noticed that the rear turn signal was out of order and that most of the hulls had water damage. Wouldn't recommend it to others unless you take…

They seemed useful and versatile but you might need a little work on them and they still don't work due to vibration. First I had to pull the metal threaded rods out and reseal them with epoxy. The manufacturer used dry glue but it can fail as other reviewers have complained of them chipping. I used plastic epoxy. The stalks held, but then the next weakest link failed, and the light flickered and flickered. When I moved them, they turned on and off. I could see that the solder joint on the…

I installed them on a 2005 Ninja 250. The versions I chose had brake lights, turn signals, tail lights and headlights. I wouldn't recommend them unless you want to learn about electronics or if you already know something. I am very happy with these lamps, they are cheap and they look good. It took me a while to install it because of all the functionality. Connecting turn signals is easy, but most likely they will all flash when you turn them on. This is because ninjas (or many old bikes) have a