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Description Compact 12 W amber LED motorcycle turn signals

Code ALG001

LED turn signals with a very compact housing: 36.8 × 18.5 × 14 mm. They are designed for anyone who wants to replace the original indicators with something smaller and more discreet without sacrificing visibility.

Amber LED, 6 W per signal — 12 W per pair — 12 V power supply, IP67 rating.

Electrical system note: switching to LED turn signals can cause the flash rate to increase because the control unit detects lower power consumption. In that case, load resistors are required, selected according to the wattage of the original turn signals.

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