OZ-USAFL Red LED Tail Brake Light Compatible with Harley Touring Electra FLTR Road King Glide FLHTCU I

This is my second time purchasing one of these bad boys, back in 2012 I got one for my Dyna and started a craze amongst all my buddies who had to get themselves one. Despite being smoked the light is extremely visible and not obscured at all, even in California which is a communist state and hates everything modified, I have had zero issue with visibility or law enforcement.

I ride year round. Average at least 25k miles per year. Put this on my Road King in 2018 and it still works fine. Really simple to install. About to the Road King on the rack for an overhaul. Got a Fatboy to ride while I'm doing it. One of the things I did to set the Fatboy up for me is to order another one of these for it.

I upgraded all of the other lights on my bike so I decided to do my tail light as well. It was a quick and easy install. It is very bright and I love it.

First shipment was the wrong item, but other than that this has been a great purchase. Fits good, plenty bright, looks good.

Works very well in TX so far no issues have it hooked up to a 4 flasher when applying brakes. Friends say it is very bright and noticeable. Have toured the southern and eastern and central US with no LEO issues so far. Love this tail light!!One bulb burnt out after the warranty, contacted seller and they REPLACED IT FREE AFTER WARRANTY WAS OUT!!! all i paid for was shipping ($5.95) to send old one back!! Great Company, keeps their word.

Was initially pleased with the quality of this. Looked great and worked great........for about two weeks, on my '06 Road King. No cutting of the wires needed. The LED for the tag shorted it. When that happened it also disabled my brake lights and turn signals. Put the stock light back on and all is good. Was gonna let them replace it. But I see where others have had the exact same problem. Getting a refund and will try to find a nicer one.

Classic "Made in China", get-what-you-pay-for story: meets most basic requirements. Comes in a quality box without label or any instructions, which are needed because there is no plug, just unlabeled wires. Unlike a standard bulb, LEDs fry if you get the polarity reversed, so be careful. Quality seems acceptable other than the silicone weatherproofing being a bit sloppy, so a good seal may be hit or miss.Mine has red, white, blue, and 2 black wires, so other postings about a green wire don't help.* Black are both ground (thin one is for registration plate light).* White is license plate* Blue is running light* Red is BrakeWire the black together and to the bike's black wire on plug. Blue and white together to bike's blue for 'always on', and red to red for brakes.Now let's see how long it lasts.

This is a very bright tailight. It appears to be just as bright as the more expensive ones at a fraction of the cost. Very easy to install and fits the OEM base perfectly too!