[Guest]

I also purchased the rear and the front signals. I purchased the rear first and did notice some of the poor quality you mentioned but not to the same degree. To my eye the quality is good enough and have a much more euro look than the factory yellow lenses.

I ordered the fronts about a week later and to my surprise another set of rear lenses showed up. They apologized, told me to keep them for my inconvenience and sent me the fronts which I haven't installed yet. Based on you're experience I'm interested to see what the fit is like.

 

[gotmy999]

I purchased a pair of fronts for my 999, I have the raised edges as well. Considering my OEM ambers had sone chips and a crack in them I ate it.

 

[migz123]

THey look great, but the quality... well I could only say you gotta be careful when working on them because they will come apart.

My best guess is that the guy makes about 2,000% margin for every set he sells, and I'm being conservative. In China (where they are likely made) they probably cost less than a dollar to make each.

 

[blurry]

ditto here. The left front signal housing has the bulb socket "threading" going in the wrong way. When you get them on the edges are raised. i was going to try and cut down the posts a mm or two to see if that helps.

Mine have been sitting in the box since I tried putting them on two weeks ago and greatly disliked the fit.

 

[Guest]

Tobin, the owner actually sold clear alternatives recently, so I have actually heard a few problems they have been having,

 

[Keef95]

Tobin, the owner actually sold clear alternatives recently, so I have actually heard a few problems they have been having,

That's right...Tobin's the guy that took care of all of us on the Hayabusa exchange.

 

[Guest]

if you want, they make just a rear led board that sits in the stock housing, it's only like $39