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Max-Inc Universal Flexible LED Strip - 3-in-1 Stop/Tail + Sequential Turn Signals, Self-Adhesive, 31.5cm

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Max-Inc Universal Flexible LED Strip - 3-in-1 Stop/Tail + Sequential Turn Signals, Self-Adhesive, 31.5cmUniversal Flexible LED Strip 3 in 1 Stop Tail + Sequential Turn Signals, Self Adhesive, 31. 5cm Product description Upgrade your motorcycle's lighting system with the Universal Flexible Integrated LED Self Adhesive Strip. This innovative LED strip combines the functions of Turn Signals, Tail Light, and Stop Light into one unit. The strip features Sequential Amber LEDs for Turn Signals and Dual Intensity Red LEDs for both Stop and Tail lights. Designed

Universal Flexible LED Strip - 3-in-1 Stop/Tail + Sequential Turn Signals, Self-Adhesive, 31.5cm

  • Upgrade your motorcycle's lighting system with the Universal Flexible Integrated LED Self-Adhesive Strip. This innovative LED strip combines the functions of Turn Signals, Tail Light, and Stop Light into one unit. The strip features Sequential Amber LEDs for Turn Signals and Dual Intensity Red LEDs for both Stop and Tail lights.

    Designed for ease of installation, the ultra-thin and flexible rubber strip comes with self-adhesive backing, making it simple to mount to various surfaces, including curved fenders or gaps. Its flexibility allows it to conform to the contours of your bike, providing a sleek and virtually invisible appearance.

    This versatile LED strip is an ideal choice for a wide range of motorcycles, including Harley Davidson, Custom Bikes, Cafe Racers, Trikes, Streetfighters, Naked Bikes, Sport Bikes, Hot Rods, and more.

    Note: LED Turn signals may require LED load resistors to control the flash speed.

Specifications:

  • Voltage: 12V
  • LED Count: 36 LEDs
  • Functions:
    • Sequential Amber Turn Signal
    • Tail Light
    • Stop Light
  • Backing: Self-adhesive for easy installation
  • Flexibility: Ultra-thin and flexible rubber strip for mounting on curved surfaces
  • Universal Fitment: Suitable for various motorcycle styles
  • Dimensions: Refer to photos for accurate measurements
  • Package Includes: 1 X Integrated LED Strip
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