🏍️ NTHREEAUTO Universal Bullet LED Turn Signals Motorcycle Blinkers for Harley Dyna, Honda Shadow, Kawasaki Vulcan, Yamaha, Bobber, Suzuki 12V Motorbikes Review

For something like a show they're bad, but for functions they're probably fine. Do not buy again and seek a return for a refund.

I fitted these to the front bumper of my 04" Jeep Wrangler TJ and they work great as turn signals. All I had to do was punch a few holes on each side drilling the bumper, screwing it in and routing the wiring from the existing turn signal wires and I was done.

While I love the style of these lights, the lights themselves are absolute crap. LEDs of different colors do not shine with the same brightness, and the bulbs that I ordered earlier come with bulbs that burn out after the first ride and are irreplaceable. Also, the wiring broke every time I tried to change the bulbs, so I have a third set of spare bulbs. The cases themselves scratch easily, are difficult to remove and the clasps rust within a week. They're perfect if you want cool looking…

The brackets that come with the lights are designed for about 7/8 inch. I made the mount myself. The first set I bought for the front, the lights went out after a few hours. And the brightness on them was bad. The second kit I bought for the tail was supposed to be RED and they just have a darker amber. No red. Even those marked red in the description are just dark amber. So I put the darker ambers to the front and now they seem to be working great. All in all I like the style. Be prepared to…

I get these reviews before I even take things out of the box. I hope these lights work as described or I will return them and downgrade my rating. I installed them on a project bike because it didn't have taillights. They are not connected because I am currently working on other parts of the bike. They look good on the bike but I'll probably change them when the bike is on the road. You are too small for a bicycle. I would buy them again even though I know they might not work the way I want…

I don't review many things on Amazon but these lights deserve an honest review. As another reviewer noted, the lens and lamp access screw are right on the mounting stud. So if you (and according to other reviews when) need to replace a cheap bulb in the flashlight, in most cases you have to completely remove its mount so that the bulb could be replaced. Speaking of mounting bolts, DO NOT TIGHTEN THIS AT ALL! or he'll break right at the middle nut, since that whole bolt is zinc and won't…