Just fyi, I have a 2016 bmw r1200gs and for my bike, the brake light is a grey wire with a black stripe and yellow dots (this is the one that you hook the rear brake posi up to) and the running lights, connect the front posi running lights to (Like he shows in this video) is a grey wire with a red stripe and yellow dots. I hooked mine up this way and it works perfectly. I bought both sets for the front and rear... I hope this makes sense...
@@HipShakeBlues Naw, he's right. These are too expensive. If you want to be seen better there are tons of very bright LED turn signal options at 1/8 the price of these. Also, this is definitely not an easy install. It is as hard as it can be to install new turn signals. Meaning, you can't just cut and splice the old wires to the new (which would be easy) you have to run all new wires including a transistor etc. It literally doesn't get more difficult than that. I'm sure they are very good quality, but let's not act like they aren't expensive and hard to install.
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You said to put attach the posi tap wire to a grey with red stripe, and then attach the posi wire to a grey with yellow dot? whioch one is it?
Just fyi, I have a 2016 bmw r1200gs and for my bike, the brake light is a grey wire with a black stripe and yellow dots (this is the one that you hook the rear brake posi up to) and the running lights, connect the front posi running lights to (Like he shows in this video) is a grey wire with a red stripe and yellow dots. I hooked mine up this way and it works perfectly. I bought both sets for the front and rear... I hope this makes sense...
too expensive
Because being seen on a motorcycle is never priceless right? The lights are not the expensive, and are easy to install. life is worth the price.
@@HipShakeBlues Naw, he's right. These are too expensive. If you want to be seen better there are tons of very bright LED turn signal options at 1/8 the price of these. Also, this is definitely not an easy install. It is as hard as it can be to install new turn signals. Meaning, you can't just cut and splice the old wires to the new (which would be easy) you have to run all new wires including a transistor etc. It literally doesn't get more difficult than that. I'm sure they are very good quality, but let's not act like they aren't expensive and hard to install.