Linkstyle 2PCS Motorcycle Turn Signal Light, 12 LEDs Turn Signal Indicator Lamp, Amber White Front Handlebar End Light for 12V Scooter Sportster Cruiser Motorbike

I purchased 3 different bar-end turns signals from different companies. This set are the brightest and best for your buck. I even compared them with the high end motogadget pair and performance is equal. The high end just looks better do to the crystal cone shape otherwise I would have returned and kept these one on. I don’t know how long these last but for the short stint I used them, the worked phenomenal!

I love these! They improve your visibility at a 360, are bright and functional which looks cool plus gives you more safety while riding at night, it’s a great product. Requires some elbow grease but when you’re done installing, it’ll be worth every penny and effort. Now, to install: You’ll need to connect black wire to turn signal ground, red wire to hot (blinker) corresponding signal side and white wire to key switch power (tap the white wire into any running light wire that turns on when you switch on the ignition) you’ll also need either an led relay flasher or a pair of resistors for this setup to properly function. Though, careful with the resistors, functional but get quite warm. Place them far from other wires or plastics, if possible mount them on metal. I’m currently using these on a Honda Ruckus / Metruck.

Honestly, I bought a similar model first thinking it would be brighter, but it was very dim, so I returned those and got these. Reviews on this, some stated that they weren't very bright. They are. At night, they're brilliant. During the brightest part of the day with the sun out, you can definitely see them, but given their size, they don't attract a lot of attention like they do at night, so you almost need to look for them. (And hopefully people are looking for turn signals at a stoplight!!) Honestly, I'm happy with them, and attaching videos. That said, the bushing that fits into the handlebar is rubber and has a nut to compress it to make a snugger fit. The interior of my bars was thick enough that I needed to sand down the bushing around it's circumference, but I got it to fit and they're nice and snug. The quality of materials seems really solid and I appreciated the fact that they designed it to fit on pretty much any bike/scooter.

Product is garbage now Iv used them many times before and they worked great. Bright white light bright orange turn ligh. Last two sets I ordered where junk one set wouldn’t work. White light bright orange fine but wouldn’t blink. If you disconnected white light orange would blink. They sent new ones I haven’t return the junk that cost me as much in gas to go to post office as they cost. The second both worked proper but one of them the turn singly light wasn’t bright. After testing them twice one stopped working on the turn signal like the first batch ordered and the second one the turn signal light looked like only 1/5 of the leds are working. What use to be a good product is now junk.

Works

Easy to install, bright in daylight BUT the plastic black end caps just fall off.

Supposed to be bar end turn signals, the wires are too short to even make it out of the bars. It mounts by a nut that expands a rubber plug, no provision to tighten it from outside, so I guess just tighten it until you can just push it in? But if you can push it in , it can come back out. It's not expensive and it does work so there is that.

Those are the best cheap option for this model of turn lights. I had some cheap one made of plastic (ebay) and it was a shame, the bold itself was made of plastic and it broke while adjusting it. BUT THOSE! All metal! and the light is bright and clear! As written by other reviewer, the white light is brighter then yellow but hey...it works! I use them near the headlight, I'm too scared to put them on the handlebar: that's the first thing that hit the ground in case of accident. PROS: - METAL! not plastic. - Cables are long - Bright white light CONS - The cables are really weaks, you can barely sold them without metling - I wish the yellow was as bright as the white

Replaced old broken ones on my scooter and these work better than stock I figure even if your just adding to your ride their perfect addition for safety

Very good 👍

I've had these before and the last pair died after a year. This last iteration has the LED plate contacting the body over the entire surface so it should dissipate the heat better and hopefully last indefinitely (I will still add some thermal paste). Pros: - Bright in both white and amber mode. - Visible from both front and back, but also from the sides as well. - When the turn signal is applied it switches between white and amber instead of just adding amber to white. This makes the turn signal sharper and more visible. - Solid metal housing. - Housing mounts firmly into the handgrip just by screwing in. No tools necessary. - Low profile. Doesn't widen the handgrips any more than necessary. Cons: - Not protected from inverse polarity. They will burn if you connect them wrong. - Most handlebars need to be drilled to pull the wires through. Not the fault of this device - just the way it has to be installed. - Wires could be longer, although they will easily reach the middle of most handlebars. - The translucent cap can unscrew itself due to vibration. - It's not waterproof, but can be made so with some silicone or glue. All in all an extra visibility and safety device that is well made and affordable. It makes my motorcycle and signals stand out at night and visible from all sides. I would not use these as the sole front turn signals though, even if it was street legal.

I drilled a hole through the screw on bar end cap . Mounted the light to the screw on end cap . Connected the wires and reinstalled the end caps . Love the look ..

They don't blink amber.... There horrible... They are white and almost white. Totally illegal and useless