will this work for motorcycle tail light ?
1853019
No. Reason being is the diameter of the hole needed to fit these into. Not enough material on the bike for it.
1853020
This product measures 4" x 1 1/2" deep. So I guess it all depends on where you will mount it.
2172936
The mounting bracket for both the headlight and tail light are circular in shape, so they wouldn't adapt exactly to an oval bar. But it's a compression fit, so as long as the large diameter of the oval bar fits in the bracket it should be OK. Having said that, on my bike, which has round bars, the bars are quite a bit smaller than the mounting bracket, so I need to pad the gap with some rubber (a piece of inner tube works fine). You could use the same approach.
997775
Look at the amp requirement (power draw) of the taillight. You may want to get a LED bulb to reduce the current draw as well as heat.
1021838
Yes it will. I have several and I put lights like these on all of them. They work great.
1676536
Not sure if it actually illuminates the road behind your bike. I think most tail lights are designed to make YOU visible to others and not necessarily for lighting the road like a headlight does.
1992389
you might check the bulb of your motorcycle this brings a number revised if H1 H3 H4 9006 9005 or another with this issue and are looking for that you need
2008483
The brake light module works on all brake lighting. I tried it with a regular and LED light. Both work just as well. Remember though by making the bulb flash more often than usual bulbs or LED's go out sooner than later/called over usage. Everything has a lifeline. I drove around today and I tell you people sure take notice to the flashing third light. the majority stayed off the rear of my vehicle. Good luck
735134
Yes, but you will have to figure out how to hide the battery pack and wires.., as well at figuring out a mounting system to secure the light. Tape and apoxy worked for me. But as long as the transmitter is connected to the brake light of your bike, its ultimately your decision what you want and where you want the unit to be. Its a great piece of motorcycling technology, but id suggest replacing the stock batteries with something beefire.
1226068
As long as the bike has a 7" round headlight.. I don't see why it wouldn't work. I bought some for an old Datsun, but, I thought about doing the same thing on my bike.
2179736
Yes it will. make sure when you remove the stock tails that you pull back. Trying to loosen one side at a time may break the lights.n
103531
Not sure about tail LED, the thing didn't work long enough to find out much about it. Returned it after about 10 minutes flying time due to the fact it stopped working. Seller was very helpful and gave full refund.
1265846
i am not sure i bought mine for license plate lights. sometimes they will use these for map lights, my dome lights are long and skinny not plug in type but your vehicle might call for these, i am super happy with them howeverhope this helps
1219202
Do not believe it will. Suggest you find the user manual on the net to see how it can be used. Put mine on a post light and it has been working for over 5 years worth the effort if doable on your application.
282690
They should, but don't work for brake lights / running lights because there arent 2 stages of lights. Mine burned out quickly, I think because of wiring
237524
I'm hoping NiteRider will make one. But if they don't, I'm going to use my Planet Bike taillight mount, which will accept this light. I will add a rubber band to hold the light onto the mount, as the NiteRider click hold mechanism does not interoperate with Planet Bike. YOu can order the taillight rack mount a la carte from Planet Bike (or at least, you used to be able to).
1075753
Hi Stephen, our tail light uses two CR2032 and is included with your order, which are typically anywhere from 2 to 4 dollars for a pair.
671722
Yes they will. It was posted on another brand how to do this. I have mine connected to my parking lights. So during the day, your tail lights are on also.