🏍️ PerfecTech 40W 40-LED Motorcycle Tail Light: Integrated Driving, Brake, Turn Signal Lamp with License Plate Bracket. Ideal for Harley, Honda, Yamaha, Suzuki, Kawasaki (Red) Review

I see a lot of people complaining about the quality. I've set my headlights at around 1000km and haven't had any problems so far. I took a few precautions - I put a shock absorber or rubber on the back of the lights. My original lights had anti-vibration mounts, so I just copied the design. Second, I used glue to reinforce the connection points of the wires to the circuit board.

I liked the look when I first installed it and would like to keep that style for my taillights, the license plate holes did not match but I managed. They worked. For a while it looked great again when lit at night, but after a month the bulbs started falling out and the screws came loose. The quality is poor, the design and style is amazing. If only they could meet in the middle. , that would be a great tail light

Half of the LEDs are already burned out on one side. I've had it on the bike for less than a month and have only taken it off 5 times. I wasn't expecting much for under $20, but I had a little high expectations. Also, it didn't have a schematic, so all I had to do was figure out which wires went where. And the license plate bracket is too small for my Virginia license plate. I could take it apart to see if it just needs a resolder, but I'll probably just buy an OEM taillight.

It looked cool when I mounted it on the shortened rear fender. I wanted something unobtrusive and the lights in the picture looked cool. However, what I received was disappointing. During the day, the LEDs are not that noticeable, especially the turn signals and running lights. The stop signal proved to be quite effective and was ok at best at night. Installation was easy enough after I removed the factory taillights and horns. A step-by-step A/B comparison of what worked is enough for a fairly

The light only worked a few months. They looked great on my bike. The light has been off for months now, I couldn't figure out if it was my wiring (spent a lot of time troubleshooting as I'm working on a custom project). No, this is Chinese soldering. I tried checking the cables to the battery one by one. Nothing. So I took the whole machine off my back, and nothing but rattling noises as I took it off. I looked closer and saw that more than half of the LEDs had fallen out of their mounts. I'm…

I installed this on my 1980's CB900C resto mod as an inexpensive way to make it roadworthy and match the minimalist style I wanted. It looks a little smaller than I was hoping, but that's probably due to the width of my current seat. Functionally it works as advertised and I've been told by my riding friends that the visibility is decent. Better during the day of course, but still good for day trips. I'm only deducting a star because the license plate mounting holes aren't far enough apart…