14PCS Motorcycle RGB LED Lights Kit with Brake Turn Signal, Motorcycle LED Underglow Kit with APP/RF Remote Control, Underbody Lights Dual Zone Multi Color Waterproof 12v for Harley Honda

There appear to be a lot of companies on Amazon selling the same basic lights. I chose this specific kit because they had the best price with the best number of light strips. I bought one set to put on my wife’s Honda Shadow (the bike in the photo with the green lights) while she was away on a trip to surprise her. They looked so damn good and she was blown away by how good they looked. So, of course, I had to buy a set for my Suzuki Boulevard M90 (the bike in the photo with the purple lights). The first time I took my bike out at night I got flagged down by some people wanting to take photos of the bike.Before I installed the strips I put “accessories relay” systems in our bikes. That way the lights only come on when the key is in the ignition and turned to the on position. This there’s no worry whatsoever about the lights draining our batteries if and when we don’t ride our bikes for a while like in the winter months. Here’s the link to the product on Amazon:https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0BM9WFJKL/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1I also purchased extension kits so I could use splitters, which was helpful. For example, I ran just a single wire to the front and one to the back, and then split that to the left and right sides of our fenders. Here’s the link to that:https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07H9DDHSX/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&th=1Finally, I’m the type of guy that likes to do a quality job the first time. So I ordered 3M Adhesion Promoter as was the recommendation by several pro mechanics/installers I watched on YouTube.https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B094Q4J4VR/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1I hope these lights hold up to time and weather. If not, I’ll come back here and update my review. For now, 5 stars for sure!

Easy to install!They look so good on my motorcycle. Cb500I like that they change colors. I usually ride with them as purple. I’m posting a picture of them on st patty’s day- I changed them to green on that date.

The media could not be loaded. The lights are off when you press buttons and some don't work. The box that everything plugs into flickers when it's touched

Added these lights to my 2018 Kawasaki Vulcan S 650. They look great, though installing them without any knowledge of wiring or working with electricity isn't feasible. Find a mechanic or an electrician to help if possible. If you can read wiring diagrams and are comfortable splicing wires together, you'd probably be able to do it yourself.Once they're set up, they work great and make me feel much safer on the roads at night. Very bright, sticky, plenty of extensions and extra strips for later. Durable enough to sit next to the engine for an hour long ride without taking any damage. Plus, now that everything is connected, I can easily add more LED strips if I want to.NOTE:When we added in the brake light functionality, we had to connect it to the running light wire, not the brake wire (or the lights will be red and only red).We needed heat shrink wire connectors for splicing wires together, but everything else is included.My biggest complaint is that the turn signal functionality creates more of a green/yellow color, not the yellow/amber I was really hoping for. If there was a way to change it, I'd be completely satisfied.

Look so good on my Harley! they stick good too. Hopefully they last!!! Good price as well

thought they would be great turnsignals work one side shorts out turn signals spoke to cust support they tried to help but said I need a capacitor box last ones I nstalled had no problem these are on a 2025 trike unfortunaltly I will remove them and upset that I cut all the harnesses trying to mke them work properly I think its a cheap product not good quality did more damage then good to my new bike customer service was helpful but never solved my problem they were responsive but no fix is no solution

I've had a set installed on my Yamaha Fz6r for almost a year now and have a second set I need to install on my Triumph Thunderbird. I also put a set on a friend's Ninja. I'm overall satisfied and would recommend this as a mildly inexpensive option. My biggest concern in the long term will be the adhesive and heat resistance.Pros:-relatively easy install-good brightness (not during the day)-remote works from a decent distance away-the adhesive is holding pretty good while riding in the louisiana heat-brake wiring option is very responsiveCons:-can't get the app to pair with my phone (Samsung z fold 3)-turn signal option is a little misleading - the signal side turns yellow/amber and blinks while the opposite side turns off-there is about a 2 second delay to revert back to the previous settings after turning off signals-brakes will override turn signal option (still very responsive)-will drain your battery if you don't put in a hard switch or wire into ignition-MAJOR issue: this might be because I'm currently wired directly to the battery, but with the bike off and the factory "hard switch" off, the actual brake light is slightly illuminated and the strips themselves have a very dim red glow. When applying any brake pressure, the brake light goes out entirely and the strips turn a brighter red. You can use the remote to turn off the strips but the brake light remains lit. I plan to replace the factory switch with a rocker switch so I don't have to open the seat every time and I'm hoping that will solve the issue.