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DOT Approved Turn Signal

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Product Description

DOT approved turn signals are exact replacements of complete OEM assemblies, at a fraction of the cost

Turn signals meet or exceed all government requirements for light output and durability and are legal for all street or dual-purpose motorcycles

Bubble packed for display

Turn signals are sold with amber lens assembly or clear lens with an amber bulb

Amber bulbs must be used with clear lenses

All part numbers with (C) are also available in a clear lens assembly; add C to end of PART # when ordering

See the following pages for fitment and pricing information

Return Policy

Returns are accepted within 30 days of date of delivery. Items must be returned in exact same condition as sent. We reserve the right to refuse refunds or exchanges on items that are returned in unsatisfactory condition.

Shipping Policy

ATTENTION: If you have, or intend on purchasing MULTIPLE ITEMS from us, PLEASE DO NOT PAY ANYTHING until we can send you an invoice from eBay !! This will SAVE YOU THE MOST MONEY on Shipping !!

Terms of Sale

WE RECEIVE OVER 200-300 EMAILS A DAY. BEFORE EMAILING US WITH A QUESTION, PLEASE REVIEW THE AD, AS WE TRY TO INCLUDE AS MUCH INFO AS WE HAVE IN REGARDS TO THE ITEM WE ARE SELLING.

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