2006-2015 Yamaha FZ1 Sequential LED Tail Light
2006-2015 Yamaha FZ1 LED Tail Light with Integrated Alternating Sequential LED Signals
This integrated brake light from Motodynamic are a great addition to a great upgrade and easily replaces the OEM tail light. With the option of clear or tinted lenses, bright LED's, and sequential turn signal animations, Motodynamic tail lights suit a variety of styles with top of the line features.
Features:
- 24 super bright dual mode red/yellow SMD LEDs
-
NEW! Programmable features:
- ON/OFF Stop Alert
- ON/OFF Sequential signals
- Direct plug and play with included sub-harness (OEM connectors for 100% bolt-on with zero modifications)
- Cushion dampers included
- Resistors built into sub-harness
- Stop Alert - utilizes 3 quick red flashes when brakes are applied initially
- Sequential alternating yellow LED turn signals
- Warranty: 1 year
Designed with Stop Alert function added to increase motorist awareness when you are braking. Sequential LEDs flash in sequence in the direction you are turning or merging so there is no confusion which way you are going.
>>>VIEW INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS HERE<<<
>>>VIEW PROGRAMMING INSTRUCTIONS HERE<<<
Fits:
- 2006-2015 Yamaha FZ1/FZ1N*
*Requires factory or factory equivalent front turn signals to maintain/correct flash rate. Download compatibility flow chart here
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2006-2015 Yamaha FZ1 Sequential LED Tail Light
2006-2015 Yamaha FZ1 LED Tail Light with Integrated Alternating Sequential LED Signals
This integrated brake light from Motodynamic are a great addition to a great upgrade and easily replaces the OEM tail light. With the option of clear or tinted lenses, bright LED's, and sequential turn signal animations, Motodynamic tail lights suit a variety of styles with top of the line features.
Features:
- 24 super bright dual mode red/yellow SMD LEDs
-
NEW! Programmable features:
- ON/OFF Stop Alert
- ON/OFF Sequential signals
- Direct plug and play with included sub-harness (OEM connectors for 100% bolt-on with zero modifications)
- Cushion dampers included
- Resistors built into sub-harness
- Stop Alert - utilizes 3 quick red flashes when brakes are applied initially
- Sequential alternating yellow LED turn signals
- Warranty: 1 year
Designed with Stop Alert function added to increase motorist awareness when you are braking. Sequential LEDs flash in sequence in the direction you are turning or merging so there is no confusion which way you are going.
>>>VIEW INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS HERE<<<
>>>VIEW PROGRAMMING INSTRUCTIONS HERE<<<
Fits:
- 2006-2015 Yamaha FZ1/FZ1N*
*Requires factory or factory equivalent front turn signals to maintain/correct flash rate. Download compatibility flow chart here
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2006-2015 Yamaha FZ1 LED Tail Light with Integrated Alternating Sequential LED Signals
This integrated brake light from Motodynamic are a great addition to a great upgrade and easily replaces the OEM tail light. With the option of clear or tinted lenses, bright LED's, and sequential turn signal animations, Motodynamic tail lights suit a variety of styles with top of the line features.
Features:
- 24 super bright dual mode red/yellow SMD LEDs
-
NEW! Programmable features:
- ON/OFF Stop Alert
- ON/OFF Sequential signals
- Direct plug and play with included sub-harness (OEM connectors for 100% bolt-on with zero modifications)
- Cushion dampers included
- Resistors built into sub-harness
- Stop Alert - utilizes 3 quick red flashes when brakes are applied initially
- Sequential alternating yellow LED turn signals
- Warranty: 1 year
Designed with Stop Alert function added to increase motorist awareness when you are braking. Sequential LEDs flash in sequence in the direction you are turning or merging so there is no confusion which way you are going.
>>>VIEW INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS HERE<<<
>>>VIEW PROGRAMMING INSTRUCTIONS HERE<<<
Fits:
- 2006-2015 Yamaha FZ1/FZ1N*
*Requires factory or factory equivalent front turn signals to maintain/correct flash rate. Download compatibility flow chart here
