[G18RPE] GL1800 FLASHES WHEN BRAKING - REAR LED CONVERSION KIT

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA 2010), 90% of rear-end accidents caused by delay in driver recognition could be prevented if the driver becomes aware of the situation just one second earlier.

Designed to increase visibility! PATHFINDERLED bulbs are known to be one of the brightest with “instant intensity” and now have a programmed flashing feature. Not to be confused with other lights on the market that flash sporadically, have illegal number of flashes, or resemble emergency vehicles. This new pulsating feature is programmed into the bulb. When braking, the bulbs will emit a series of 4 quick flashes, then stays solid until the next time your brakes are applied. This critical feature may help alert motorists/distracted drivers behind you, giving them extra valuable seconds to brake sooner, and possibly avoid rear end collisions.

No complicated hardware to wire. Just simply replace your brake light bulbs and you’re done. Increase your visibility to other drivers/riders, lower the electric load on your alternator and battery, and increase the life span of your lights.

NOTE:The Gold Wing has a total of 4 dual circuit running/brake sockets and 2 single circuit sockets in the rear. We include all 6 bulbs that have the ultra flashcapabilities. In the 2 single circuit sockets, these leds will act as running lights.

PathfinderLED bulbs provide optimal lighting with its ultra brightness, rugged design, andproper fitment in stock housings.

Are flashing brake light(s) technically “legal”? Most (if not all) State motorcycle handbooks recommend that you pump your brakes to flash your brakes to increase rear end visibility while coming to a stop. Our bulbs automates this recommendation for you while you're stopping. They automatically facilitate compliance with these State handbooks, and enhance safety and rear end visibility.

As always,check your local state laws as the use of Blinking Brake Lights may vary from one state to another. California having one of the strictest vehicle state codes, our lights are in full compliance: The code states blinking brake lights can flash 4 times within 4 seconds.