Anki HappiGo ANKIA 40-LED 40W Motorcycle Tail Light Integrated Running Lamp Brake&Turn Signal Light with License Plate Bracket for Harly Motorcycle Street Bike Cruiser Chopper (Black)

Insulation was super simple. I welded a piece of flat bar stock to my mini bike frame. Drilled two holes and screwed it on. As far as wiring that took a little bit more patience and time, especially because it's a mini bike and it wasn't designed to have the lights like this. The fact that it does your running light. Your brake turn signals, license plate light. Everything you needed to do in a small package, the value for money is through the roof. The quality on this thing is superb. The wires on it have plenty of length and they're of good size and quality so you shouldn't have any problem wiring it to anything. And if it's going on a normal motorcycle that already has lights, ease of installation would be incredibly easy. Also, as a side note, I've ridden in the rain quite a few times and in the snow and so far there is no moisture or condensation of any kind inside the light.

Very good quality, have had time to put them on yet. But by just looking at them ,I have no doubt that there going to be great

These lights were a fantastic replacement for my Honda rebel 300, if you have a little bit on patience and know how to wire things you can remove the tail light ont he honda and replace it with this. Looks really nice. The only thing I would let you know is you will have to swap the blue and orange cables because it will have opposite turn signals. The only reason I gave it four stars was because some of the leds stop functioning under a year. That being said the price is cheaper than replacing bulbs so I just replaced it again.

Custom rear light with brake light turn signals and plate light

Tail light seems to be well made. Installation was easy and wiring was straightforward. Can't beat the price! Plus it looks great! Would recommend!

I used this as a basis for a custom tail light on my Kawasaki H1. It seemed to work great for a while. Now it is apparently cutting in and out. I managed to tape the wire to the side of the shell and get it to turn back on. Its worth noting that the Kawasaki H1 is about the worst environment for any piece of electronics, so I am not going to discount it too hard, but if your bike vibrates a lot, you may experience issues. Looks cool when its working. I will probably break it open and attempt a repair, but if youre not up for that I would plan to get something better built.

How do I begin? Well I purchased this item to fit to a 2000 Yamaha Vmax and here is how it went. Firstly, the unit itself has license plate bracket that conflicts with the Yamaha OEM part. If you want to use this unit in it's entirety you will need to modify the Yamaha part to accommodate it by cutting the inner metal of the rear fender to completely remove the OEM license plate bracket ( I had a spare fender piece so had no problem doing this because I can reverse this mod if desired). Secondly, the product purchased would not fit directly to the Yamaha mounting point (The mounting bolts do not align with the Yamaha fender's mounting holes) I needed to fabricate an intermediate mounting bracket out of some aluminum I had laying around and a few moments later with the help of a Dremel tool and a cordless drill, I had a bracket. Thirdly, The wiring on the taillight was to short to reach the wiring harness on the motorcycle. I needed to lengthen the wire by about 5-6 inches. So I did that. Fourthly, (yeah this is getting complicated) the bullet connectors on the taillight are to small to mate up with the Yamaha wiring harness so all 5 of those needed to be replaced with the correct size. And lastly, or stage five of fitting this engineering nightmare to a motorcycle, the license plate bracket on the tail light unit's predrilled mounting holes for holding a license plate will not hold a license plate from the United States. More holes needed to be drilled to fit a license plate. And the hilarious part of this was I was assured that this tail light would fit a 1st Gen Yamaha Vmax from 1985 - 2007 when in fact every single aspect of this item would not fit from the mounting bolts, wire length, bullet connector size all the way down to fitting a license plate on it. Unless you want to spend a great deal more time on fitting this to bike than you planned, just skip it.

So I ordered these lights to put on my little mini bike I've been building. Wasn't too sure on the fitment, but when I got them and installed them, they look amazing. The wiring is so easy and simple. I can honestly say I am highly satisfied with the outcome. Also, the lights are great illumination! 5 stars 🌟 🌟🌟🌟🌟 I'll post a video once I get the whole bike done 😊