LED indicators

**onearmedbandit** · 19th June 2005, 13:54

Definately intersted in a set for the rear and front of my 97 GSXR750. I'm in Christchurch so if you could let me know on legallity, fitting, cost incl packaging etc I'd appreciate it.

**Coyote** · 19th June 2005, 14:08

They look good, I'm interested

Will they be available in different colours instead of the silver? Black would be ideal

**Brains** · 19th June 2005, 14:17

Sorry it must be the pics, the indicator body is black. I'm on a public PC at the moment, but when I get home (hour or so) I'll post a pic of the rear LED unit. This unit will be around the $200 mark (but again I hope to be able to lower this for KBers). The unit comprises of an LED brake light, LED indicators, LED licence plate lights, and an optional licence plate bracket - basically a fender elimator. Really good looking unit, especially for those bikes that don't have intergrated brake or turn signals. For those with intergrated lights in the rear, it's great to have on your race plastics as it can come off via four bolts - currently looking at doing this for a friends 916 Ducati so he can order a race monoposto rear and not have to worry about putting his brake lights into it.

**Brains** · 19th June 2005, 16:01

Here are some more pics, for my money the LED indicators are brighter than the OEM indicators on my honda (the usual one lamp jobbies), also due to the sheer number of LED's in each indicator they are quite visable from the sides as well - aided also by the ability to position the indicators as you wish. Also pictured in the rear unit, as you can see it's fairly trick. There is a bracket that comes out from the brake light unit that you can bolt into your tail - certainly alot cleaner than most OEM tail units.

Cheers.

**sAsLEX** · 19th June 2005, 16:06

one of your headlights dont seem to be working pt

**Brains** · 19th June 2005, 16:12

The one that's one is low beam, the one which is off is high beam. I know I know, but thats the way they come from the factory. Much prefer them to be both able to do low and high beam - but the reflective material around each bulb is different, they actually both use the same wattage bulb.

**Badcat** · 19th June 2005, 16:37

Originally Posted by Brains

Sorry it must be the pics, the indicator body is black. I'm on a public PC at the moment, but when I get home (hour or so) I'll post a pic of the rear LED unit. This unit will be around the $200 mark (but again I hope to be able to lower this for KBers). The unit comprises of an LED brake light, LED indicators, LED licence plate lights, and an optional licence plate bracket - basically a fender elimator. Really good looking unit, especially for those bikes that don't have intergrated brake or turn signals. For those with intergrated lights in the rear, it's great to have on your race plastics as it can come off via four bolts - currently looking at doing this for a friends 916 Ducati so he can order a race monoposto rear and not have to worry about putting his brake lights into it.

i'll take one of these as soon as you get them in - as long as they look well made and fit my applicatione etc.

ken
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**Brains** · 19th June 2005, 16:44

PM sent Badcat.

Yeah looking around, the rear units are very well priced for what they are. If anyone wants me to pm them when all is confirmed, please feel free to pm me.

**gav** · 19th June 2005, 19:15

The rear bracket looks too big for a kiwi mc plate, yes/no?
Do you have the indicators that mount to the end of the handlebars?
http://sickestbikes.dyndns.org/photos/7763.jpg

**Brains** · 19th June 2005, 20:08

The licence plate bracket is about right, I'll get a pic of it with a my plate on it. Sorry I don't have the indicators that go on the end of the bars.

**Brains** · 19th June 2005, 21:32

Originally Posted by gav

The rear bracket looks too big for a kiwi mc plate, yes/no?
Do you have the indicators that mount to the end of the handlebars?
http://sickestbikes.dyndns.org/photos/7763.jpg

I've taken a couple of pics of the bracket with my plate lying on it. The size of the bracket isn't perfect. However, the bracket is an optional extra for the rear LED unit. The extra can simply be cut off at a local metal work shop (for those who don't have the tools), or just left. The top of the bracket is at the top of the photo.

Cheers.