[faizteuku]

hi all

wanna buy LED flushmount like this (Picture Attached)

is that Plug n Play or need some modification to the end of the cable?
how about the signals speed? after watch some reference that said there are some issues to the signals speed.

 

[Ninja]

They don't seem to be plug and play, and you may have to run a resistor to negate that hyperflash thing

 

[faizteuku]

They don't seem to be plug and play, and you may have to run a resistor to negate that hyperflash thing

after buy the resistor. is that need more modification?

 

[TSTAgent]

You can always check ours out right here! Add in the harness converters to make them completely plug-and-play and we even have a step-by-step installation video.

You can also check out our LED Flasher Relay that is also plug-and-play for the most part and will correct your flash rate on the front and rear signals. (Install video for this product as well!)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?list=UUiibwJinNMnr1WPGiuZawJw&v=F5MbwpQcp2M

https://tstindustries.com/LED-Flasher-Relay-2017-Kawasaki-Z125.html

 

[Zmike125]

I use this nice flasher that has a dial so you can set the speed
I like the slower speeds so the light stays on longer

and easy to install


Motorcycle Turn Signal Indicator 12V 2pin Speed Adjustable LED Flasher Relay OE | eBay


you can also find them from usa sellers if you look around, if you need it right away
I've used them on a couple bikes so far, works fine
I even ordered a few more for future bikes from over seas as they are super inexpensive


not sure if they will work on every led setup, but cheap enough to try out

I've also had good luck on an auto zone flasher relay

seems to work some led lights I've done in the past
but at $14 its not as expensive as all digital flashers but still expensive compared to the ones I posted above

 

[blackx09]

You can always check ours out right here! Add in the harness converters to make them completely plug-and-play and we even have a step-by-step installation video.

You can also check out our LED Flasher Relay that is also plug-and-play for the most part and will correct your flash rate on the front and rear signals. (Install video for this product as well!)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?list=UUiibwJinNMnr1WPGiuZawJw&v=F5MbwpQcp2M

https://tstindustries.com/LED-Flasher-Relay-2017-Kawasaki-Z125.html

this is the setup that Ill be using on my bike

 

[TSTAgent]

I use this nice flasher that has a dial so you can set the speed
I like the slower speeds so the light stays on longer

and easy to install


Motorcycle Turn Signal Indicator 12V 2pin Speed Adjustable LED Flasher Relay OE | eBay


you can also find them from usa sellers if you look around, if you need it right away
I've used them on a couple bikes so far, works fine
I even ordered a few more for future bikes from over seas as they are super inexpensive


not sure if they will work on every led setup, but cheap enough to try out

I've also had good luck on an auto zone flasher relay

seems to work some led lights I've done in the past
but at $14 its not as expensive as all digital flashers but still expensive compared to the ones I posted above

Our relay also has an adjustable setting and will work with every LED signal set-up. We highly recommend purchasing an LED relay with almost every purchase off of our website. Ship and sold right here in the U S of A.

(Unit will work with all LEDs, all OEM lighting, or a mixture of both)

 

[TSTAgent]

this is the setup that Ill be using on my bike

Great to hear! Be sure to share some pictures and thoughts with us once everything is installed!

 

[faizteuku]

You can always check ours out right here! Add in the harness converters to make them completely plug-and-play and we even have a step-by-step installation video.

You can also check out our LED Flasher Relay that is also plug-and-play for the most part and will correct your flash rate on the front and rear signals. (Install video for this product as well!)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?list=UUiibwJinNMnr1WPGiuZawJw&v=F5MbwpQcp2M

https://tstindustries.com/LED-Flasher-Relay-2017-Kawasaki-Z125.html

already, but im curious about the instrument cluster will no longer functional.

I use this nice flasher that has a dial so you can set the speed
I like the slower speeds so the light stays on longer

and easy to install


Motorcycle Turn Signal Indicator 12V 2pin Speed Adjustable LED Flasher Relay OE | eBay


you can also find them from usa sellers if you look around, if you need it right away
I've used them on a couple bikes so far, works fine
I even ordered a few more for future bikes from over seas as they are super inexpensive


not sure if they will work on every led setup, but cheap enough to try out

I've also had good luck on an auto zone flasher relay

seems to work some led lights I've done in the past
but at $14 its not as expensive as all digital flashers but still expensive compared to the ones I posted above

yea, is that plug n play?

this is the setup that Ill be using on my bike

how was it man?

 

[TSTAgent]

The loss of signal light on the indicator is only if you plan on running LEDs on both the front and rear. Just one set of LEDs will not cause the indicator light to disappear. This is something that is caused by rather poor design from Kawasaki and any company offering an LED Flasher Relay, should make customers aware of this issue prior to them making a purchase.

Also note when using our flushmounts, they are extremely visible from virtually any angle including the riders perspective. Although the instrument panel may not have the signal light flashing on it, it would be very hard to ignore the bright yellow light flashing on your bike in front of you.

 

[Bludc2]

The loss of signal light on the indicator is only if you plan on running LEDs on both the front and rear. Just one set of LEDs will not cause the indicator light to disappear. This is something that is caused by rather poor design from Kawasaki and any company offering an LED Flasher Relay, should make customers aware of this issue prior to them making a purchase.

Also note when using our flushmounts, they are extremely visible from virtually any angle including the riders perspective. Although the instrument panel may not have the signal light flashing on it, it would be very hard to ignore the bright yellow light flashing on your bike in front of you.

Signal Light is a big thing for me. Are the flush mounts really bright even in direct sunlight?

 

[Zmike125]

most small bikes I've done they use proprietary relay connector

where the relays I posted use spade connectors so you would have to cut your oem connector off and add the spade connectors, to fit most aftermarket relays


I have not looked what the z125 uses for a connector


but if your already adding led's they will need to be adapted to work with the oem signal connectors anyways

as most all led I've seen use bullet connectors, and the z does not unless its made specifically for that bike

 

[TSTAgent]

Signal Light is a big thing for me. Are the flush mounts really bright even in direct sunlight?

I'll try and shoot a quick video tomorrow during the blazing Florida sun to show how bright they are in the day time.

 

[TSTAgent]

most small bikes I've done they use proprietary relay connector

where the relays I posted use spade connectors so you would have to cut your oem connector off and add the spade connectors, to fit most aftermarket relays


I have not looked what the z125 uses for a connector


but if your already adding led's they will need to be adapted to work with the oem signal connectors anyways

as most all led I've seen use bullet connectors, and the z does not unless its made specifically for that bike

The Z doesn't use an external relay at all for it's signal flasher. We were able to dissect the instrument panel and utilize our Flasher Relay to correct your signal rate. Take a look at our install video to see exactly how everything's done. Even if you don't purchase our unit, our video may prove helpful.
We also offer our OEM style harness converters to pair with our flush mount a for a true plug-and-play installation. Take our signals with bullet connectors, connect to the harness converters, connect converters to your bike. That simple! 👍😎

 

[TomAndToys]

I got the TST signals and they are great. They are bright and I get compliments all of the time. I never worry about visibility.

If you don't mind a bunch of beer and foul language, I have a video of my installation.

http://youtu.be/3SVJPACZ6Bk

There may be an error in my video after reading some of @TSTAgent comments. He indicated that the relay will not stop the dash indicator if you are only doing the fronts. They can correct me if needed.

 

[TSTAgent]

I got the TST signals and they are great. They are bright and I get compliments all of the time. I never worry about visibility.

If you don't mind a bunch of beer and foul language, I have a video of my installation.

http://youtu.be/3SVJPACZ6Bk

There may be an error in my video after reading some of @TSTAgent comments. He indicated that the relay will not stop the dash indicator if you are only doing the fronts. They can correct me if needed.

That is correct. The only way the indicators will not appear on the panel is if you have LEDs on both the front and rear together. Using LEDs on ONLY the front or ONLY the rear will not cause the indicator light to disappear. No worries brother, love your videos!

 

[ZX10RArcher]

I got the TST signals and they are great. They are bright and I get compliments all of the time. I never worry about visibility.

I as well. I have their integrated tail and the flushmounts. No complaints here.

 

[TSTAgent]

Here's a quick video we shot, hope this helps! Mind you it's 1:30PM EST in Florida and it's almost 100 degrees out. True daytime conditions if you ask me!

https://youtu.be/zRqsP6ASKf0