Purchase MOTORCYCLE Black CAT EYE LED BRAKE TAILLIGHTS with REAR INTEGRATED TURN SIGNALS in Buffalo/Toronto, United States

Condition:New Brand:Krator Material:High Quality Billet Aluminum / ABS Plastic Manufacturer Part Number:PN1009511 Category:Taillights Color:Black Bulb Type:LED Features:Taillight - Integrated LED - Plate Light - Black Product Number:PN1009511

MOTORCYCLE Black CAT EYE LED BRAKE TAILLIGHTS with REAR INTEGRATED TURN SIGNALS

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Features:

Custom Black Motorcycle Cateye LED Rear Tail Light
ALL-IN-1 Integrated Taillight with Plate Holder
Enhance the look with these LED Tail Light with Turn Signals (you can remove your rear turn signals)
Stop and Tail Light (ie leds get brighter when brakes applied), Turn Signals, License Plate Light
100,000+ Hour Lifespan
Running Lights (red)
Brake Lights (red)
Turn Signals (amber)
License Light (white)

Specification:

Quantity: 1
Lens Color: Clear
Lights: LED
Instructions: not included

Tail Light Fitment:

Complete Custom Application
Modification may be required
Wire Set-up
- ground = black
- running light = green
- brake light = red
- left turn signal = orange
- right turn signal = yellow

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This Product is intended for off-road use only. We cannot be held liable if the product is used in conjunction with any vehicle on U.S. or Canadian roads or highways or in any other jurisdiction where the Product would not meet safety or emission standards, as specified by that jurisdiction. The person, individual or entity that purchases or installs or uses the Product in a vehicle, (the “Customer” or “you”) in any situation, assumes any liability arising from any negligent, grossly negligent, reckless, willful or wanton use of the Product in a manner not explicitly ascribed or condoned by the Company.

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