LED flasher or load resistor's?

I just ordered LED blinkers & I need to know if I need a LED flasher or load resistor's?

I use a led flasher they are cheap on ebay plug straight in and take any combo of led or standard bulbs. Too easy.

Flasher can
Might be a bit more expensive in the end but is plug and play with no cutting and shutting

Too easy IMO

As stated on www.aussiestreetbikes.com:

It's a total plug in flasher unit to replace the standard Suzuki one.

Here's the one http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Suzuki-LE...item45faf4765a

The $70 you think is expensive will make the job easy and you don't have to hack the wiring loom

I think i brought mine form some German crowd as it was cheaper.. look around and you'll find one. RatedR are australian though, so if there's an issue you can speak to them and get it sorted ASAP.

Trust me I bought a narva no load flasher and did it the hard way on the DRZ. I won't do that again. If your time is worth nothing or you need to get away form the wife and kid(s) knock yourself out.

Cool. thanks for the help.

I'd be interested to see how bright they are. Mine aren't that great to be totally honest. Was thinking about going to a set orf Oxford LEDs or fork out and go the BMW leds, but they are expensive

I dont quite get this LED facination . I realise you can make things smaller but some blinkers to me look TOO small for a bandit.

Hey boys.
Did any of you blokes use these?


I was thinking of making my own adapter plates out of an old aluminium street sign, but as there only a couple of $$ off Ebay or take my best mate @Saikhan up on he's offer.
Why are 2 raised up & 2 flat?

Reardo wrote:Hey boys.
Did any of you blokes use these?


I was thinking of making my own adapter plates out of an old aluminium street sign, but as there only a couple of $$ off Ebay or take my best mate @Saikhan up on he's offer.
Why are 2 raised up & 2 flat?

One set is more excited????

If you want em just pm your address and I'll send em tomorrow.

Saikhan wrote:If you want em just pm your address and I'll send em tomorrow.
One set is more excited?

lol.
PM sent mate.

Shit they are small. but look good. And come with resistor's

Saikhan wrote:

Reardo wrote:Hey boys.
Did any of you blokes use these?
I was thinking of making my own adapter plates out of an old aluminium street sign, but as there only a couple of $$ off Ebay or take my best mate @Saikhan up on he's offer.
Why are 2 raised up & 2 flat?

One set is more excited????

There are two types as the carbon fibre one goes to the outside of the guard, and plain one to the inside. The indicator goes through and tightens them up like a sandwich with the guard in the middle

Legal ? See QLD rides

How many Peso's??

As far as xe.com tells me it's $160 a set of 4

reddog wrote:How many Peso's??

As far as xe.com tells me it's $160 a set of 4

For the extra $28, I'd buy from here in Oz and get them in 3-4 days. IMO

Here are my new indicators. they look a lot brighter in person.

Nice! I like the carbon fibre Yoshi TRS too.

kewwig wrote:Nice! I like the carbon fibre Yoshi TRS too.

Thanks. It's 2" shorter then standard

Reardo wrote:I just ordered LED blinkers & I need to know if I need a LED flasher or load resistor's?

Oh yeah, I ended up with both flasher box & load resistor's, as the blinkers come with the resistor's. I got the adaptor plugs to, so no cut wires. now its all plug and play
Thank for the adaptor plates Saikhan.