Any good LED blinkers?
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From: Denver, CO
Any good LED blinkers?
I know quite a few folks who get LED blinkers. The R6 crowd is zany for 'em, particularly integrated tail-light blinkers.
Being behind them (not because they're faster but for staggered formation riding) I find they're MUCH dimmer than standered bulbs. They're un-noticable in every way.
ARE there some good LED blinkers out there? You'd think you'd want them to be WAY brighter than stock.
Being behind them (not because they're faster but for staggered formation riding) I find they're MUCH dimmer than standered bulbs. They're un-noticable in every way.
ARE there some good LED blinkers out there? You'd think you'd want them to be WAY brighter than stock.
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Joined: Jun 2004
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From: Springpatch, Flatland, Illinois
Re: Any good LED blinkers?
I bought some LED marker lights from my local marine store and adapted them. Thy are the ones designed to go up on a pole on the boat, very wide angle, very bright..
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Joined: Jun 2004
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From: Jacksonville FL
Re: Any good LED blinkers?
After a slight get off (ahem) I needed new turnsignals.
I wanted something that was very noticeable, because we have a ton of blue hairs - that love to cut you off - around here.
I found some very bright Led signals. I have a pair on the front and on the rear. They have 30ish led's in them - so there realy bright. Yes they are signifigantly brighter than stock!
http://www.shockracing.com/products/...s&t=Superlight
I love um'
I wanted something that was very noticeable, because we have a ton of blue hairs - that love to cut you off - around here.
I found some very bright Led signals. I have a pair on the front and on the rear. They have 30ish led's in them - so there realy bright. Yes they are signifigantly brighter than stock!
http://www.shockracing.com/products/...s&t=Superlight
I love um'
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