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Sequential LED Spoiler Light w/ Dynamic Brake & Running Lights
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$168.00
4 Member Reviews
Sequential LED Spoiler Light w/ Dynamic Brake & Running Lights
ITEM CODE: PG37830
05.27.2020
5 Stars
| The fit is perfect. Very bright lights booth in signaling, running and turning. The strobe is a great feature. I will be adding strobes on all brake lights soon. |
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Sequential LED Spoiler Light w/ Dynamic Brake & Running Lights
ITEM CODE: PG37830
02.10.2020
5 Stars
| The light kit was a simple 10min install and it has improved the look and safety of my 2012 goldwing |
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Sequential LED Spoiler Light w/ Dynamic Brake & Running Lights
ITEM CODE: PG37830
03.24.2018
3 Stars
| I just installed this light and really like how bright it is! No instructions came with the lights, but I was able to find a video on line to help with the assembly. I am giving it 3 stars because when you turn on the left turn signal the running light feature stays on, but when you turn on the right turn signal the running light feature goes out. |
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Sequential LED Spoiler Light w/ Dynamic Brake & Running Lights
ITEM CODE: PG37830
03.04.2018
5 Stars
| No instructions came with it, just a note saying it is new and instructions are not ready yet, plus a link for viewing an online YouTube installation video. Plug and play with a supplied adapter that goes into the harness under the seat. Looks and works great. Already had a brake light modulator and was concerned how the one in the brake section would interact. No issues. Note that only the center portion of the light is a flashing brake light, the sides are running lights. The whole left or right half are the sequential turn signals or emergency flashers. While acting as a directional light, the red lights in that half extinguish. Installed at same time as Sentinel LED passenger armrest lights for an outstanding sequential effect from both units all timed at the same starting point. All rear facing lights are LEDs on my Gold Wing, but incandescent lamps shouldn't be any problem. |
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