🏍️ Kinstecks 4PCS Motorcycle Flowing Turn Signal Lights - 12V 12 LEDs Bulbs for Motorbike, Scooter, Quad, Cruiser, Off Road - Y Shape Review

I got them for my 03 Kawasaki VN800. When I first installed they only flashed the first light. I tested them on a 12v power supply and they worked great, flashing and all. So I realized they have their own built in flasher relay. I disconnected the relay from my bike and put in a jumper and they worked fine. My only complaint is that they sag a bit due to the flexible stem. But it's not scary.

This fit and worked great for my 1986 Honda Shadow, I had to change the bolt to a smaller form factor to get the rear to fit perfect, I am very satisfied with the product, especially for the price. I really want the shank where the screw meets the rubber to be more secure. I plan to return with epoxy, most likely I'll put in a resistor or flasher relay at the same time to stop the hyperflare. For most people I would say that a bit of epoxy or glue or whatever would be important to ensure the…

The indicators are not as bright as we would like. The seller contacted me about my concerns and showed me another of their products which is MUCH better. (Link here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07WHH2K9M) Installation is a little awkward, just because my bike came with glow lights you have to get load resistors to keep the flashing from going insanely fast. If your bike is equipped with LED turn signals, this is probably not a problem. These related turn signals also have red and white daytime…

The glue used to attach the rubber bushing to the threaded hollow shaft could be improved. I like that this device does not require an additional LED flasher relay. Light flashes without flasher relay. I installed six of these indicators on my eBike. Two in the front are visible to oncoming traffic, two in the rear are visible to traffic behind the eBike, and two are mounted on the handlebars to give the rider an indication that the turn signal switch is on. I also installed a DC/DC converter…

They cannot be used to replace a glow plug turn signal without installing an LED turn signal module which can also be found here at Revain. The installation is quite simple and straightforward. I like how the headlights "hunt" in the rotated direction. I don't like that the headlight stem is just a piece of radiator cooling pipe or fuel line pipe and neither end is securely attached. They are placed in a tube with pressure and not very high pressure. They can be separated by splaying or…

Those turn signals look great! This is a 4 piece turn signal kit and looks fantastic on my husband's bike. They have a unique smooth light design that makes the turn signal look like they are moving as it only flashes one segment at a time before restarting the cycle. The lights are nice bright LEDs for good visibility and are also properly sealed making them waterproof. They were also a quick and easy install for him as they mount directly to the original turn signal position (remember the…

They look great on my Triumph 1050. They are a huge optical improvement over my standard signals. Installation is easy for those with some tools and a little know-how. It can be done without tools and know-how. The connectors on them were different sizes than my standard turn signals, so I had to cut off the standard connectors and connect them to these turn signals. In addition, the standard turn signal relay under the right side panel must be replaced with one designed for LED turn signals…

I just installed these on a friend's 2011 Honda CBR 250R. Right after that we went to lunch. The first thing I noticed after following her was that they are not very bright, especially on a sunny summer day. Also, the last light (the third little arrow at the end) seems to be lit about 20% of the time. I'd say if you take the time to install turn signals, you might as well invest a little more money and get nice, bright LEDs. Be safe and make sure other vehicles on the road know your…

I've always wondered why buying turn signals requires a mortgage. This is a simple system with lights. Still, I had high hopes for this nifty little turn signal. The installation was a bit more complicated than I would have liked. The already crimped plugs were not compatible with my electrical system. So I had to solder them. Not that bad, but it took a while. I should have known that the relay would not work with these LED bulbs. I forgot you need a new relay if you want them to work…