4 Pieces Motorcycle Turn Signal Lights Indicators Flowing 14 LED 12V Motorbike LED Blinker Amber Lamp Mini Stalk Arrow Front Rear Lights

The previous owner had similar turn signals on the back of my 2007 Yamaha Warrior that had broken off. I bought these with the intention of replacing them and the installation was super straightforward. They work flawlessly and are nice and bright, even though they are quite small. I like the look of them and love how much smaller they are than the stock turn signals. I expect them to last the life of the motorcycle.

These are inexpensive and look great on sport bikes. Also put a pair on a dual sport

Hawk 250 Chinese dirt bike, looking to replace broken signal lights. These looked correct but are TINY. I mean, yes a person should take measurements however, no police officer is going to pass these as acceptable. They look like they are for a toy motorbike.

The turn signals work well, but the item stated that they fit an 08 KLR and they only fit if you fabricate new brackets for larger mounting holes.

I broke one off the first week. My bad. The other one stopped working after a week. Glad I got a four pack. The other two have been working fine. Time will tell how good they really are. For the price. You can’t go wrong.

Nice and bright

So I buy them because they are inexpensive. The flext sucks, they do not flex. So they are ridged. I have them mounted to a dual sport that I ride pretty rough offroad. If you drop your bike and your turn signals get hit. They will not flex. The rubber/plastic where connects the post that the nut goes around to mount to the bike will 100% pull out and that's the end of the turn signals. Also the plastic cap that covers the led will 100% pop off if you ride rough at all. I went through 4 of them before I decided to put super glue around the edge of the plastic cap after the initial install. That solved that problem. I'll add a picture of the clear plastic cap that you should run super glue around where the cap connectsAlso note. If you tighten the nut, "too much" you're going to pull the whole bracket out of the rubber and they will be done. So getting them tight enough somtimes isn't a thing.But they are inexpensive and I figure the way I ride, I'd rather break a cheap one and replace it, than break an expensive one and replace it.

These are a nice well built set of motorcycle signals. The rubber stem will take the bumps on the trail that an Enduro motorcycle deals with. Being LED's there is little chance of burning out a bulb. They were not plug and play for my application but a soldering iron fixed that. I'm happy with their brightness.