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So a couple of katanas I bought at some time had a led taillight, that was sorta crappy or would fail because the quality was cheap.
I happen to find this tail light by a company called motodynamic who designed it themself in the USA and has China then build it to their spec as most companies do, so it is not just some cheap China knockoff. Also, it is completely plug-and-play wiring, with no cutting crimping, or soldering.
The rundown is, it is programmable, it has a plate light, and a multi-flash brake light ( 3 flashes when pressed ), and sequential blinkers. You can turn on or off any of the features ( plate light off, sequential off for normal blinker, and no flash of brake lights) for obvious reasons though the flashing brake and sequential blinkers should be a must.
Link here
https://www.motodynamic.com/catalogs...tana&year=2006
Hazards on sequential sample
I happen to find this tail light by a company called motodynamic who designed it themself in the USA and has China then build it to their spec as most companies do, so it is not just some cheap China knockoff. Also, it is completely plug-and-play wiring, with no cutting crimping, or soldering.
The rundown is, it is programmable, it has a plate light, and a multi-flash brake light ( 3 flashes when pressed ), and sequential blinkers. You can turn on or off any of the features ( plate light off, sequential off for normal blinker, and no flash of brake lights) for obvious reasons though the flashing brake and sequential blinkers should be a must.
Link here
https://www.motodynamic.com/catalogs...tana&year=2006
Hazards on sequential sample
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