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Part #: X0014ZVOSK
Since I installed the Crawler Conceptz Body Mounted Tire Carrier I have been without a 3rd brake light in the back, So I decided to mount one on the Vector ExoRack that I had. Problem was finding a good bright LED light that actuall fit between my mounted reverse lights. I Harley Owner friend of mine suggest I use a set of tail lights from a Harley. Now that was an idea. I did find a set of lights from OZG Motor Sports that were both a combination of brake and tail lights. I wouldn't be using the tail light function, but since I was mounting both of them pretty close and higher than a motorcycle I was a little concerned as to how bright they would be. After having them installed for a little while they are definately attention getters when I hit the brakes. Not enough to blind, but definately attention getters.
Motorcycle Tail Brake Light OZ-USA® Turn Signal Red LED Black Custom Cruiser ATV 12 volts
•Brand new, one pair, OZ-USA® High Output Rear Red LED lights for motorcycle.
•High quality, aluminum housing, color: black.
•LED's have two internal lamps and can be hooked up for both rear running light & turn signals or brake & tail light.
•Each has ultra bright 18 RED LED's + 6 side LED lights for maximum visibility.
•100% water and weather proof. Applications: All 12v motorcycles, tourings, cruisers or any custom applications.
Specifications:
Dimensions: 2.5" x 1.25"
Voltage Input: 12 volts
Power Consumption: 3 watts ( pair)
Mounting stud: 1.0"
Thread size: 5/16" (8mm)
Applications: Motorcycles, dirtbikes, atv's, choppers, cruisers and many others.
Manufactured in China to OZ-USA®'s high end specifications. USA Shipping (California), USA Warranty: 1 year.
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This page last updated: 04-Mar-2020
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