Bompa 2pcs LED Turn Signal Lights Motorcycle Indicators Blinker Amber Light Universal 12V for Harley Honda Yamaha Suzuki (Turn Signal Lights D)

So they look great lets get that out of the way. That being said, the metal that they decided to make the MOUNTING BOLT is just ever so slightly harder than lead....the bulb bounces around in the housing between the front grill and of the TWO sets I tried the grill was cocked at an angle relative to the mount so it looked off.Now for the major deal breaking issue. When you go to tighten the nut down over the stud to mount it to your bike you will find that instead of tightening down it simply flattens the threads out and moves on.(pic 1) Astonishingly cheap, SOFT metal. First set the mount cracked clean off, second one stripped out before ever getting to ride with them on. Please dont waste your money on these things. I ended up using much more lightweight and different style blinkers (pic #2)

I needed a quick replacement for my front turn signals that were falling off the bike. These came quickly, and the package was small enough to fit in my mail box. Once I installed them, they work well enough on my '83 Honda Ascot VT500FT. I had to watch a couple of youtube videos to figure out the wiring, since there are no instructions included. The yellow wire is the power, the black is ground, and that is all you get. I didn't have to solder anything since these use the same plugs as the original. For the left, yellow to orange, black to green, and for the right, yellow to blue and black to green. The striped orange and blue are unused at this point (running lights.). These don't look terribly out of place, though they are small-ish, and the blinkers blink twice as fast as they used to. At least I get to keep riding while the weather is good.

Ordered 2 pair of these for my '78 ironhead. Was happy with how heavy duty the shell casing seemed, not cheap plastic. Had to fab. fork clamps and cut roughly 3/8" off threads to properly mount on front of bike. And threads weren't long enough to mount on rear of bike, had to drill new mounting holes through rear fender. The issue I have with these are the threads themselves- both pair (4pc) had some damages to the threads upon arrival. The hadn't been used, but towards the base it looked to be compressed creating an oblong, eggshape to the threaded rod making it difficult to properly secure the included nut. I managed to mount 3 out of 4, but the last one is so bad I'm going to have to try to round it out & cut new threads... hoping it doesn't break. (Not sure if the threads themselves are metal or plastic?). I've gone too far to turn back, but MAKE SURE YOU CHECK THE THREADS BEFORE INSTALL! Haven't tested the lights yet, but will update if any issues. I can say though definitely looks badass

Poor visibility, and the metal stripped within 4 weeks and they were junk.

weak threads don't hold up when tightening.

The wiring was simple and worked with use of a new electro mechanical flasher. However the nuts included for mounting were the wrong size so I could not tighten them down. Very disappointing.

Easy install but not very bright and kind of small.

The threads on the lights are very sloppy on the nut. Cant even finger tighten it