LED Indicators

[Tuffers]

I'm toying with getting some for my scrambler. I like the streaming ones where the light moves across in the direction you're indicating. Rizoma are out of the question due to cost. I've seen Oxford do some at £35 a pair, still a tad expensive for me. I've also seen some on Amazon at around £13, reviews are hit and miss. The bad reviews are saying they let water in or one will fail within a week etc. Others rave about them.

What do you recommend if at all?

[D6Nutz]

I'm toying with getting some for my scrambler. I like the streaming ones where the light moves across in the direction you're indicating. Rizoma are out of the question due to cost. I've seen Oxford do some at £35 a pair, still a tad expensive for me. I've also seen some on Amazon at around £13, reviews are hit and miss. The bad reviews are saying they let water in or one will fail within a week etc. Others rave about them.

What do you recommend if at all?

I bought a cheap pair of those to fit to the KTM, never bothered as I went out the look. Eventually used them on a kids project. You get what you pay for, the wiring was the thinnest and cheapest possible and one fell apart within minutes.

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[Kwacky]

I would avoid the cheap ones. You don't know how long they'll last or how effective they are.

Check to see if they need resistors

[D41]

I tried some cheapo signals and they were El Crappo.... the wiring was thin & basically incompatible with the stock cable, plus they shorted-out from condensation, withered under a hard stare, etc. Lasted about a fortnight.
Not impressed.
Those billet aluminum signals (can't recall the name?) are the way to go, but I'm not sure that company is still in business....??

[Stonesie]

I had a set of the Oxford ones on the Kawasaki and they were okay, not the brightest indicators ever (See Rizoma for that) but the movement is attention grabbing and they are now on a friends Z900, have seen all weathers and are still working just fine and no leaks. They also come with resistors if you need them.

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[Tuffers]

Yep, buy cheap buy twice as the saying goes. I'll put LED's on the back burner until I can justify shelling out on some. Rizoma do look nice but I'm not going to pay £100 a light

[Kwacky]

Yeah.

Imagine being daft enough to pay Rizoma prices

[Bob T]

I would avoid the cheap ones. You don't know how long they'll last or how effective they are.

Check to see if they need resistors

Buy expensive ones and you don't know either.
I has some cheap Chinese ebay sequential rear indicators on the rear of my Ducati Supersport 939, they were still going when I took them off to sell the bike 20,000 miles later.