Motorcycle Turn Signals
Broke a turn signal in a tip-over, or want a sleeker front and rear on your motorcycle? This category brings together front and rear turn signals as well as turn signals built into mirror block-off plates. It is for you if you need to repair, upgrade or modify.
Front, rear and mirror turn signals
The turn signals here cover both direct replacement of original parts and conversions. BikeMaster, for example, offers turn signals for Honda and Kawasaki, split by front and rear and in some cases left or right side, so you can replace exactly the signal that broke. New Rage Cycles offers, among other things, block-off plates with integrated turn signals for the mirror mount on e.g. MV Agusta F3/F4 and Aprilia RSV4, front turn signals for MV Agusta Brutale and 47 mm Rage 360 turn signals.
How to choose turn signals for your motorcycle
- Position and side: Check whether the item is for front, rear, left, right or both.
- Fitment and model year: Designations such as "13+" or "25+" typically indicate the first model year the part is intended for. Also check the mount and connector on your motorcycle.
- Power draw: LED turn signals typically draw less current than incandescent bulbs, which can make the signal flash too fast. This can be fixed with a resistor or an LED flasher relay. Rage 360 is sold with Load EQ, which balances the load.
Road approval depends on the product and the motorcycle, so check the E-mark for the specific part number. If you remove the mirrors in favour of turn signals in the mirror mount, the mirror requirements still apply on the road. If the headlight also needs replacing, you will find it under motorcycle headlights, and the rest of the lighting is in powersports lighting.
Frequently asked questions
Why do my new LED turn signals flash too fast?
LEDs typically draw less current than incandescent bulbs, so the original flasher relay can interpret it as a blown bulb. The solution is typically a resistor, a load equalizer or an LED flasher relay, depending on the motorcycle.
Can I ride on the road with turn signals in the mirror mount?
It depends on the product and the motorcycle. Check the E-mark for the specific part number, and be aware that the motorcycle must still meet the mirror requirements if the original mirrors are removed.
Can I replace just one turn signal?
Yes, several replacement turn signals are sold individually for the front, rear, left or right side. Compare brightness and appearance with the signal on the opposite side so the two sides match.