How to install TST In-Tail LED Integrated Tail Light on a 2023 BMW S1000RR by TST Industries
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- Опубликовано: 30 июл 2024
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The wait is over. The cleanest Tail Light Kit for the 2023+ BMW S1000RR is finally available and is ready to transform the rear of your BMW. This is the light kit to take your BMW to the next level, featuring a small redesign from our previous best-selling lights while remaining completely plug-and-play for all world markets. These lights feature a red running and brake light and red signals for North America. All other regions in the world will feature an amber turn signal light while still having the red running and brake light functions. Available with red, black, or blue accent rings.
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00:00 - Intro
00:28 - Tools Needed & Product Overview
03:50 - Removal of OEM Parts
09:07 - Installation of Tail Lights
12:53 - Wiring Configuration (Region Specific)
23:23 - Reinstallation of OEM Parts
24:54 - Outro 
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Absolutely perfects the look on my red S1000RR! Combined with the low mount license plate kit and it is the perfect look. The signals were absolutely painless to install and fit wonderfully!
That is great to hear! Thank you for sharing your experience.
I just got mine installed and the build quality is amazing!!! Thank you TST!!!!!
You're very welcome. Thanks for sharing your experience.
The video quality and content is just on point 👌 🔥
I just installed this on my 2023 S1000RR and looks fantastic. Thanks for the detailed install instruction video!
Great to hear! You're welcome
Just installed on a 2024 M1000rr - excellent installation video, fit and finish…. looks OEM!
Thanks for the feedback and the support! Feel free to tag us on social media under the username “TSTIndustries” for us to see some photos!
I just did my tail on my 2024 s1krr. Easy and pretty simple. 💯 love it!
Do you get any error come up on the display?. I thought everything is coded in with the onboard computer?.
@@NeedToBike Sorry, just now seeing this. But no, had no code pop up at all. This was by far the easiest install of any of my bikes I've ever done. I went for a ride today and a cop commented on how nice it was that he could see my turn signals from several cars back as we were going around a curve coming up to a right hand exit. 2 months later and I've had zero issues from it.
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Great product and tutorial. Do they fit the m1000rr competition 23 and is there a UK stockist? Thanks, Richard
Yes and yes. You can checkout CregTech out as they are our exclusive UK dealer.
@@TSTindustries thanks I sent them a message as you sent me yours. 👍
Mother of god thats beautiful. I wish integrated tail lights all came like this. This actually looks legal. Since most are illegal in the U.S.
Thanks for the feedback!
Is it possible to find a splitter for the power connection of the light? I feel like this could work in combination with another tail light from NRC just to provide more light coverage on the rear of the bike, but I'm curious if this would cause power issues
I have talked to a fella on a forum somewhere who did that and reported no issues. He had to do manual splitting through a splicing method.
nice light
Thank you.
Is the fender eliminator designed as a flip plate, or is the movement part at 2:10 showing the angles before being tightened?
No, it's not a flip plate. That is not what our company does. It enables you the customization of the angle of the plate and then you lock it down. It stays in that position until you use tools to unlocks it, adjust, and then lock it doen again.
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What sizes diameter do you recommend for the heat shrinks?
The heat shrink tubes are included with the kit. You get six sections to make all the connections.
So if I’m in Canada and I want the ambers instead of flashing red I can just simply wire it for ambers?
The entire North American market has red signals from our understanding. Whichever signal color your OEM signals are is the color these will be when wired correctly. Wiring them differently will not introduce a different color from what you originally have.
Yeah for the heat shrinks my did not want to move at all
is this allowed in germany ? guess not ?
How do I order the EU version on your website, don't see an option clicking on that link.
There is no EU version. We sell one version and North American customers wire it one way and EU customers would wire it another way. We have images in the product page showing the wire diagrams for the other world markets.
@@TSTindustries Ok, thanks 👍
Does the 2019 closeout fit the 2023 model?
Not well
@@TSTindustries I have one with the part number 19BMWCO and my bike is 2023 model...what will be the issue if I fit it on my 2023 model? Will there be any gaps or any other issues?
Yes, we would definitely recommend getting the new closeout for proper installation and fitment. The older design will not sit correctly in the well. @@machineguntanveer
Will these fit on the m1000rr?
For now we have done only visual inspections of photos and video and it looks like they fit. We have not done an actuall test in house just yet. Still waiting for one to come in.
I'm in the U.S., will I get in trouble by the police if I configure the lights as EU (amber turn lights)?
That is currently not possible unless you have found a way to reprogram the ECU to allow that. BUT, most motorcycles have amber signals so if you found a way to enable it on this model, you shouldn’t have any issues with the law.
Does it fit the 2023 M1000R?
This does not work on the single R models
I would have disconnected the neg battery post first.
A 123 light sequence would be cool , like the Ford T-bird had for the blinkers.
I like the light but the price is as always over the moon.
This fit on the S1000R 2023+ ?
Not at this time.
@@TSTindustriesdo you have plans to create for fit a single R ?
@@eduardomasa1434 if we’re able to locate a local model for R&D, we may be able to work something out.
@@TSTindustries If I lived in the USA... I would love to take my motorcycle to solve it!
I'm living in Japan
Nice tail lights. Are they legal in germany?
You would have to check your local laws.
@@TSTindustries thats the Problem, theyre not really clear about it. But the product doesnt have a eu or de certification number, right?
That is correct. None of our products carry any sort of certification or approval for on-road use.@@philippmeusel
@@TSTindustries ah shit. In germany we say: Falls es TÜV nicht erlaubt, wirds teuer
@@philippmeusel The parts are built to meet or exceed specifications, but we do not apply or pay the shakedown fee for the E mark.
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Thanks.
One thing to be aware is that these lights have no road homologation whatsoever.
You can get a fine and will certainlyfail inspection with these lights.
It's a pity because indeed they are amazing.
That information is listed on our product page.
@@TSTindustries I would have preferred a reply like: "We're working on it" 😉
Damn why are those nice things always without E-Number. This awesome stuff is always illegal I hate those EU laws