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The Lampa Atom 12V LED motorcycle arrows are an ideal choice for riders looking to upgrade their bike's signaling system with a reliable, street-legal, and durable solution. Designed for universal appeal, these turn signals offer excellent daytime and nighttime visibility through a high-performance smoked lens and bright orange output; however, users should ensure their motorcycle's electrical system supports LED wattage requirements to avoid hyper-flashing issues.
| Model Part Number | 90101 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Lampa |
Yes, they are designed for 12V motorcycle systems, but you may need specific mounting adapters depending on your motorcycle's fairing design.
No, these are strictly designed for 12V electrical systems and will not function correctly on 6V systems.
These are integrated LED units, so they do not require replacement bulbs.
The Lampa Atom lenses are fixed as part of the sealed, durable unit to maintain weather resistance.
Yes, standard wiring is used; however, always refer to your bike's service manual to confirm which wire is ground and which is the signal feed.
The hub is designed to last for the lifetime of the turn signal, though exposure to extreme UV and chemicals over many years may eventually cause the rubber to stiffen.
This is a sign of an 'hyper-flash' caused by the lower power draw of LEDs. Install a load resistor or an LED-compatible electronic flasher relay.
Check your wiring connections at the quick connector and ensure the polarity is correct, as LEDs are directional and will not function if the positive and negative wires are swapped.
Installation is straightforward due to the included quick connectors, but you must ensure your bike's electrical system is 12V.
For care, simply wipe the smoked lenses with a soft, damp cloth during your regular bike maintenance. Avoid using harsh chemical cleaners or abrasive materials, which could scratch the lens finish over time.
