🏍️ Enhance Motorcycle Safety with 2pc 5" Red LED Turn Signal & Brake Tail Light Strip Kit – IP68 Waterproof, Single Row Design, 50% Running Light, 100% Brake/Turn Signals – Perfect for Motorcycle Trailer ATV Review

I will update when they fall apart but for now I like them. I connected them to the Wig-Wag module. I immediately noticed that cars give me more distance. They're pretty light, the price is reasonable, and they fit my passenger armrests perfectly.

Place 2 of these on the rear fender of my KLR650 for extra visibility day and night. I am very satisfied with the brightness of the parking lights and the operation of the brake lights. Preheat the fender and the 3M tape on the lightstrip to make a very strong bond. Very important.

These fit my road bike perfectly. It's pretty hard to see the brake light come on as the tail light is already pretty bright. This can be remedied with a dimmer. Others have mentioned that they don't stick well. Far from it, however, you need to apply a heat gun or hair dryer to the glue and wipe the surface with alcohol. I can't get the thing off. Good bang for the buck so far.

It's great. I cleaned the surface with alcohol, then used a hair dryer on low heat to heat the surface and the adhesion of the strips was great. The instructions are great. The hardest part of connecting them, I had to cut and strip the wires. I used heat shrink connectors and then for additional tape. In total it took me about 2 hours to figure out which wires go where for what, then route the wires and it all starts to end.

Sorry but I was expecting something MUCH brighter and had really high hopes for a good bright LED. I wanted to use them as turn signals on my adventure bike's handguards. But they are not bright at all. During the day they are almost nonexistent. I already had some amber LED strips but they weren't bright enough so I decided to try them. My light bars are much brighter than these. They are beautifully built and would be perfect for what I need. But they just aren't bright enough, even in high…

When I tried to remove the protective film from the double-sided tape that is supposed to hold the light, the double-sided tape immediately peeled off?! I've tried many other DS tapes (all 3M) and nothing stuck to the background. I ended up having to glue them to the car with silicone! At the moment they are still drying, I don't know if it worked at all. In terms of dual use, both the parking light and the t/s light, if you use the t/s with the parking light on, they're pretty lame. The turn…

Red LEDs are very bright, which is usually exactly what you want when you buy red lights to make your car as visible as possible. (amber ones are not that bright) They actually come with a warning not to look at them directly. I've bought others here which I don't think are bright enough to get the job done. If you need to make a sharp, right-angled bend in the wire to conceal it as it exits the LED, the instructions recommend using a hair dryer to soften the wire and make it more flexible. I…

These lights are bang on. Extremely bright. You need to use a flasher relay for LEDs or connect them with a resistor. I mounted them on my dirt bike using the Tusk Universal Light Kit. It came with an LED flasher relay and I had no problems. Used a hair dryer to apply the glue (following the instructions that came with the lights) and they are rock solid. The last 3/8"-1/2" on both ends have no glue. You can see in a photo where I used super glue to stick it on. Not a problem for me, but maybe…