LED Bullet Turn Signal Insert Kit To Replace Harley Original Equipment Incandescent Bulb And Reflector.

1LED-Bullet-Turn-Signal-Insert-Kit.12LED-Bullet-Turn-Signal-Insert-Kit.2You can grab some more attention in traffic with the new LED Bullet Turn Signal Insert Kit (P/N 67800639 Amber, P/N 67800640 Red; $139.95) Designed as an easy, drop-in replacement for the Original Equipment bulb and reflector in a bullet turn signal housing, installation does not require a control box or load equalizer for correct operation.

The inserts feature a single bright, fast-acting red or amber LED lamp sealed in a waterproof housing. The multi-faceted reflector amplifies the light, and the focused lens (sold separately) spreads the light across the lamp’s surface.

The kit includes two LED modules, two wiring harnesses, and crimping connectors and fits 2014-later Harley-Davidson® Touring, Trike and Sportster® models, 2012-later Dyna® Switchback™ and Super Glide® Custom models, and many 2011-later Softail® models. See an authorized Harley-Davidson dealer for fitment details or online at Harley-Davidson Store.

4 Responses to “LED Bullet Turn Signal Insert Kit To Replace Harley Original Equipment Incandescent Bulb And Reflector.”


  1. 1 Ryder01 May 19th, 2016 at 9:08 am

    Until Led’s are standard equipment on all models.

  2. 2 Troy May 20th, 2016 at 9:11 am

    Seems to me that, given the incredibly high prices on Harley Touring models, this should be standard. That’s what I hate about H-D. For $25000 or more they sell you a Motorcycle Starter Kit, but if you want it to perform competently (read: as well as Japanese cruisers or Polaris cruisers), you’re at least another $5000 spend away.

  3. 3 1550tc May 20th, 2016 at 2:07 pm

    Troy if you could put every hi and low tech feature and option/s off a BMW 1600 on a Uber Duber Ultra Classic would be a 75K usd UDUC 🙁
    and the bmeer would still pull the UDUC coast to coast at any speed 🙂

  4. 4 Blackmax May 21st, 2016 at 1:47 pm

    I again bring up the constant refrain with this kind of stuff:
    If it is a safety item (& lighting, certainly is) , why in the world
    are these items NOT standard equipment !!!!!
    It seems criminal to me why I should have to pay extra
    for safer lighting on ANY brand of cycle ???

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