🏍️ Enhance Motorcycle Safety with PerfecTech Metal Turn Signal Light Indicator Mount Bracket Clamp (Chrome) - Fits 30-45mm Review

Used to fit fog lights to the turn signal bar on my Honda Saber motorcycle. I can buy them for the tachometer. As a liner I use a piece of black rubber tubing or tubing.

Very subtle vintage look. Ease of installation. They are 2 wire so no low beam. NO LED, so there is no need to replace the relay. I've seen them installed with a bolt in the front and it looks awful. If you have space, turn the screw back. Works well for my 41 o'clock forks.

Bought for my 2004 Honda VTX1300C. They fit perfectly (41 mm). Appearance is good too, (Chrome) Main Note: Do not overtighten when assembling. You should be able to move them with some effort and they should be strong enough to withstand the vibration. Perfect fit for my front LED running/turn signals.

They are not heavy but I just installed small bullet style turn signals on my daughter's Victory. The hardware was decent, they tightened well and I had a clean, simple mount that disappears throughout the bike. The price was so low I thought they might be junk. They weren't and I was hung.

I used a set of these in chrome (white) to install a 4.5 low beam kit (https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B01C5JZAKS/ref= ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1) to my Honda Shadow Spirit 1100 from 2005. Simply install, adjust and torque the screws provided to your desired torque. Others have mentioned poor hardware, but I haven't had any issues with it. 10/10 recommend to everyone

These seemed to work and ran fine but they had only been on my bike a month and a half and one side had already rusted through and I almost lost one of my Kuryakyn taillights. and I'm not driving crazy. Haven't seen it but maybe 200 miles in that time. I knew the gear wouldn't last long, but the failure of the mount itself worried me. Now my bike is broken and I can't ride until a better one is found.

These are good braces. Easy to assemble and durable when assembled. The included metric screws aren't of a good enough quality in my opinion for the high tension they have to hold when everything is tightened. To avoid a possible surprise while riding, I replaced them with 1 x 1/4" stainless steel bolts and nyloc nuts from a bolt basket in the center of the fastener. My Sportster forks are 39mm. Your bolt length may vary.

. They work but you get what you pay for. Put them on my '88 Honda Shadow. I mounted them on the fork so they were right above the headlight. They are not designed for the size stated. You have to stretch and bend the metal while tightening the nut to make it work. Hex head screws are rubbish too, I immediately removed the head from one. They look cheap and flashy, but once I've installed the headlights and tucked the cords around them, they're almost invisible.