🔦 Partsam LED Strip Light Bar: 2X 6 LED Black Third Brake Light, Motorcycle Turn Signal, Backup License Plate Universal Amber Lights Strip Review

These lights are great! Bought these for two of my 50cc scooters. I hung them on mirrors so you can see them better at night and during the day. Getting compliments from people that it catches their attention, which is a plus. Definitely worth the price and a good investment.

I use this product as turn signals on my Harley Davidson Street Bob, they are very low and attached to the rearview mirror cover. Super bright and I got rid of those ugly turn signals on the steering wheel. Perfect for what I wanted (low bob look) - bought another set as I was so impressed.

installation will not be easier than these people. I installed Roadstar on my bobber. I connected directly to my existing cables and didn't have a Hyperflash. They blinked like standard signals. I would have liked them to be a bit brighter, but I can't complain about the price. I can't say how well they will hold up over time. I cleaned the area very well with some prep and dressed them. Initial rating 5 stars, if anything changes I'll add.

These are great lights and the price is amazing. I put them on the back of my sport bike and they have made a huge difference in my ability to get noticed. The glue works great. They are easy to connect. I hooked mine up to a brake light. I would suggest using posi-lock connectors so you don't have to connect the cables to the bike. I will add a link to posi-lock connectors: https://www.amazon.com/Posi-lock-Connectors-18-24-Gauge-Bulk/dp/B004D0FEMM/ref=sr_1_3?crid=28P1I23BUEMWY&keywords=posi+…

First off, it's amazing. Very low profile. Looks great quality. SUPER BRIGHT. They stick where you put them. I haven't had them that long so I'll update if I run into any problems. My ONLY complaint is that I want them to be smoky so you can't see the internal LEDs or electronics. Makes it a little cheesy. It would be much cleaner if you only saw the black bar. However, you get exactly what is pictured and I knew what I was buying so I can't beat them for that. I just want to delve a little…

Installed them on the passenger footpegs as turn signals on my Honda f4i so I could get rid of the bulky old turn signals and streamline the rear of the bike. Installation was easy. The headlights work well and are about the same brightness as the old indicators. I had to connect a resistor to each LED to stop the hyperflash. Also silicone ends for safety. The only reason for four stars is that the lights themselves are completely transparent so you can see the inside and then it looks a bit…

These LED strips are a very bright amber color and are easy to see. Attaching a 100 watt light bulb to the LEDs was not enough to reduce the light output of the LED. Priced at $10.29 for 2, these LEDs are a very good deal. They are mounted virtually invisibly on the rider's footpeg brackets, but are highly visible once the turn signals are engaged and are even visible from the sides of the motorcycle. The 3M tapes on the LEDs are very sticky and a bit difficult to remove from the red protective

I bought these to replace the LED strips that were used as the rear turn signals on my 2004 Yamaha R6. The previous owner added a Fender Eliminator Kit to the bike and used the same LED strips for the turn signals. The problem is that it used red. When braking, the red brake light drowns out the red turn signal light and you don't even see it's on. They work great! They're amber in color so you can see them even with the brake lights on, and they're bright enough to be clearly visible at all…

These lights are very bright and install in 10 minutes including soldering and shrinking time. They use a 3m red tape backing. Just apply it to a clean surface and they will stay there until you decide to remove them. The wires are very thin so use heat shrink tubing over the installation for extra strength. great product at a low price. they went for 94 fxsts to which i added hard bags. I kept breaking the stock lens caps due to the vibration of the turn signals mounted on the soft rear riding