Motorcycle Turn Signal Light Indicator Bracket Clamps, 30-45mm

Worked well in my application my only gripe is that the fasteners are not black like the rest of the hardware. Used to mount updated LED switchbacks on a 2016 Scout

I’m a fan of clean-looking motorcycles, so I used these to mount a couple mini bullet turn signals. They work super well! I’m super pleased with how they turned out. They fit the forks on my 05 Suzuki Boulevard S40 just about perfectly. The only downside I noticed (and it may just be my fork size) is that I had to tighten the nut for my lights before installing the brackets. The bracket comes too close to the nut to allow it to spin. Not a big deal, just took a little forethought.

works well. not the best quality chrome, or metal. you get what you pay for. i added washers before i clamped. it got the job done. will see how long it holds up. i question the chrome especially. for the price it cant be beat!

They worked, kind of. They held the light on, which is the primary job. They looked TERRIBLE and had to force them down on the fork tubes to get everything to hold in place.

These are nice brackets. Easy to mount and sturdy when assembled. In my opinion, the metric screws furnished are not sufficient quality for the high amount of tension they are required to hold when everything is tightened down. To avoid a possible surprise when riding, I replaced them with some 1" X 1/4" stainless screws and self locking nuts from the bolt bin at the hardware center. My Sportster forks are 39MM diameter. Your screw length may be different.

Easy install. Good fit. Just what I was looking for.

This worked well. some people reported having to bend the curved part to get it to fit around a fork, I didn't have to do that too much. It's not super sturdy metal, subject to bending easily, but it gets the job done. Worth the $7-9. Comes with mounting hardware that felt like good quality. Low risk attempt to mount turn signals.

Didn’t fit my 45mm forks, had to essentially bend the tabs to get em to work, but even then the hardware that comes with em is so cheap it just immediately stripped out, leading to me having to take a grinder and grind these off. Cheap, Chinese metal. Spend the extra $10 and get American made.

Parfait pour fixer une radio

Went on no problem had no issues with it works like it should