best front flush LED's and location/site to buy from

I am looking for flush mount front LED turn signals. Can any one suggest a type and place to get them from on the net please.
thanks

http://www.mototeck.com/index_en.html

Check out Texas Fairings. Have undertails, huggers, and flushmount front turn signals for the RC51 that are specifically mad for it; not a generic turn signal that you might have to modify the fairing for. I think that you can get it in yellow lens or clear, both LED.

+1 on mototeck

I have mototeck LED's, great quality and sexy looks but terrible function compared to stock lighting. It looks like a bunch of dying fire flies when you use your signals. For all intents and purposes no one can see what your intentions are as far as lighting is concerned unless they are close up and know where to look.

Be aware Texas Fairring will F%^K you... I got there turn signals and they were painted oposite red where silver was suposed to be etc... also there peice of S%@T undertail has sealed led's encased in plastic one of the wire leads pulled out of the housing that is glued in, not bolted in I had to replace my whole undertail... you know what I got for voicing my complaint.... A big F.U. thats right, zip, zero nada, $400 worth of S%&T parts in a garbage can

Thanks for the heads up on them. If its one thong I hate its dealing with a company that doesn't give a crap about customer service. Any other recommendations out there?

I have these in black with the clear lens. Lights up amber though. Extremely bright:

Gregg's:
http://www.ema-usa.com/misc/mi...shtml

About your Mototecks, did you have to perform any fairing modifications? How about a pic of your bike with 'em? I am considering those for my RC with the driving light addon. Thanks.

sportbike creations-$15 a set if you need a backing plates let me know

I know their not LED, but I did this http://www.trademarkmotorsport...s.htm about two years ago when I first got the bike. It's super bright, retains all the stock function and blink rate, and has held up perfectly. It seemed like it was going to be a big pain in the ass, but it took an hour and looked great. I used a small disk on the dremel to cut the lens off some LP flushmounts (mediums I think) and the 3m body moding tape to hold them on, lots of waxes/washes plus a few track days and they have never even wiggled. Anyhow, good job on that guy coming up with it, I love mine.

I just got some off e-bay that are made by Lockhart Phillips. The style is meteor. I really like them. They are not led, but they are pretty bright. One thing I dont like is that they are single fillament, so I no longer have running lights. I am trying to get a set of dual fillaments to replace them with and use these ones for the eyebrows. Oh, I had to drill the support bracket so the light socket would clear. And they really need a backing plate.






Modified by lokar at 3:48 PM 6/27/2005