🏍️ Enhance Your Motorcycle's Safety with Kingshowstar LED Turn Signal Tail Brake Integrated Light License Plate Light Bar Review

Light bars work well and are very bright, especially as a brake light. Although when mounted vertically (between the fenders and saddlebags) the left signal is fine as it is at the bottom of the bar. The one on the right flashes. Still visible, but just uncomfortable. Would have gotten 5 stars if it wasn't for this design flaw. If you have wires visible you can flip it, but to keep it hidden and waterproof I left it as is. Very bright LEDs so no big deal.

The red function of the left four LED chips burned out when first used. When working properly all of the chips for the tail and brake lights will light up red which is better than some of the others sold at Revain. curved surface. 8" long with over 1/4" space at each end of the last LED, so about 1" wider than US motorcycle tags. When you mount it on top of the tag, it looks pretty silly. Because it is longer.

Very nice and slim design. Overall very bright and eye-catching signal and brake light. The lamp is flexible and as described. The light is taped in place and I don't know how long it will last, time will tell. Also, I found that the five wires used in this device are very thin, I believe they are 22AWG wires, and it is not very easy to work with. This product does NOT come with wiring instructions, I had to revisit the supplier's post on Revain to determine wire orientation. Basically suitable

I used these (2) to add lighting to an electric wheelchair scooter with ramp. I use them to transport snow blower, lawn mower, camping gear. I realized it was way behind the car and could be dangerous. For use with a trailer or hitch basket, you will also need a Tow Ready 118158 Tail Light Converter with 2 Wire Systems and Reese Towpower 74124 12" 4-Way Spade Connectors and several feet of brown and white/black 16 gauge. I soldered and heat shrunk all the connections, but you can use butt cuts…

Product works generally as described. The wires are very small (similar to what others have said - about 22/24 gauge). Because of their thinness, they were a bit difficult to connect. I had a few moments where stripping cut the wire right away, after a while I realized that stripping with my nail was easier than with wire strippers. The wire has enough slack, so if you find yourself in this situation, you'll most likely be fine. Also, as mentioned earlier, turn signals can be difficult to see…