Jump to content

Featured Replies

Posted

Been looking for some replacement turn signals that are DOT approved for a cafe racer bike.

Live in PA, assume i need DOT approved turn signals to get inspected (heard conflicting info, but i'd rather have bright lights to be safe on my '78 XS400).

Thanks!,

Ari

not sure what will fit my bike:

Here is a list of all DOT approved K & S turn signals, not sure how many wires,bulb filaments i should use (seems like dual filament=2wires, single filament=1 wire)

http://www.kandstech.com/index.php?page=yamahaturn#

Universal K & S DOT approved:

http://shop.hyperformanceparts.com/productdetail.htm?productId=7913676&ez=K;amp;S~q=bidaa745zz~r=~&rand=41188

  • Author

Here is response from K&S which is helpful:

Wonder what 'running lights' are for dual filament... like those lights are always on (and used as flashers?)?, anyone do that? i forget whats standard to turn signals as my bikes been in shop :).

We offer DOT replacement turn signals, most for direct OEM replacement,

some are universal. You can review the turn signal pictures on our

website at www.kandstech.com -> products -> turn signals

If you want running lights then you will need dual filament bulbs (2 or 3

wires depending on the model turn signal). If you don't want running

lights then use the single filament bulbs (1 or 2 wires depending on the

model turn signal).

Our universal turn signals are single filament bulbs only. If you are

looking for a small universal turn signal we recommend our 25-7000 series.

If you want the smallest DOT turn signal available, then we recommend the

25-7500 series (both can be seen on the following;

http://www.kandstech.com/index.php?page=universalsignals

Since you are not going with the direct OEM replacement, we can not

recommend a specific light for you, you would need to chose one based on

the style and size that you would like for your bike.

Please be aware that all of our turn signals are made for 12v systems.

Join the conversation

You can post now and register later. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.

Guest
Reply to this topic...