Tusk Mini Flush Mount Signals Review

Has given my 1991 Suzuki Bandit 400 a nice minimalistic look. I had to buy a Sylvania load balancer/resistor with a stock relay. The updated LED relays did not work.

I installed them on a 2020 Beta 500 RR-S which is a dual sport bike. The normal ones stick out a lot which means they break easily when I park the bike. This setup is very slick, looks clean and works well.

Easy to fit but only has ONE Phillips head screw to attach the top to the fenders. Not very safe, the bulb can rotate slightly on impact, I almost glued them in place but decided to leave them alone, use a drop of threadlock to keep them in place and if they don't work, something buy something else.

They are quite bright for their size. They are easy to assemble, requiring only simple wire splicing. You need a flat bike that is the same length as the light body or they won't look right. My only real complaint is that the rubber boot that goes between the plastic body of the headlight and the body of the bike doesn't fit very well, it's too small.

I have now bought these turn signals 3 times for different bikes. While I think they're a bit overpriced, they're the best you can get in terms of looks, build quality, and brightness. I think the ideal price for them would be $24.99, I was only able to buy a pair on eBay for that amount. Elsewhere they cost $29.99 and are still worth it.