XKH- Clear Lens Euro Led Flush Mount Turn Signal Compatible with Yzf R6S Kawasaki Ninja EX250 250R 1998 2009 (Rear Only) ZZR 600 2005 2010 Carbon look [B07NWCGWR8]

Great product and quality

They are bright and look good on the motorcycle

I bought these lights to replace a reflector on an older set of these lights that had recently fallen off. The old ones are a little rough any way so I decided to just change them out with the new ones.As I started to install these lights I noticed that there was not any hardware for the mounting bolts. I had to go out and get the 4mm nuts and hardware just so I could mount them on the bike. That was the first issue I crossed.Then once I got them install I went to test them out and one worked perfectly. The other one had some small issue with the socket that it didn’t make good contact with the bulb so I had to mess with it a little and not turn the bulb all the way in for it to work perfectly.Other than that they work well and look very nice on the bike. The lens are smoke and not clear which goes very well with a black bike.

Very large. Bulb can easily be changed, would be a legal low profile in any state due to size. Some states won’t accept small compact blinkers if they are not even bright. It is not very bright without day time running light hooked up as well. Housing is all plastic, definitely not water proof.

In spite of the description saying "...Euro Led Flush Mount..." these are not LEDs. They are dual filament incandescent lights. They are generic and does not fit the Kawasaki EX250 that I bought them for in any way, but with some handiwork and some fiddling, you may be able to make them fit. They will never look good on the bike, but if you paint them in whatever body color your bike has, you can probably make them less conspicuous than the faux carbon fiber look they come with.It will take quite a bit of work, but it can be done.

I replaced the original front turn signals on my 2003 Kawasaki Ninja 250 after I dropped my bike, broke one side, and couldn't find an OEM replacement for under $50. There's a few good tutorials on the internet for how to make a mounting plate for this to go into that will fit into the grooves on the bike. I bough plexiglass and used a jigsaw and sander to make my base, then had to buy screws for this. The biggest pain is that the connectors for the power are too big for the Ninja 250. I had to squeeze these down to fit into the little connector things and one side still falls out every once in a while, but this looks so much better than the originals and is a steal for the price.

great product perfect size

As with almost any after market part, modifications are usually required . The modification I made was drilling 2 holes per light. My one and only complaint is washers and nuts are not expensive and should be included.

Junk. Way too big for motorcycle. Going to use on my trailer.

Great product