Tucked Fender Eliminator with LED Turn Signal Light Bar for Suzuki GSX-R1000 2017-up

This rear Fender Eliminator kit with LED Turn Signals completely replaces the bulky stock tag bracket and rear turn signals on your '17-up Suzuki GSX-R1000 while offering a sleek, low profile, tucked tag design. The 40 LED "V" shaped light bar functions as super bright turn signals in your choice of red or amber LEDs. This Gixxer 1000 fender delete kit is made from high grade, impact resistant black ABS plastic and mounts directly under the GSX-R1000 sport bike tail when removing the large bulky "mudflap" style license plate & turn signal bracket. The "Tucked" Tag Mount design means your license plate will be angled inward over the rear wheel in a "race bike" style. This kit also includes an LED Tag Light and installation instructions with Posi-Tap connectors for a "no wire cutting" installation. Manufactured in the USA.

Fits: 2017 and newer Suzuki GSX-R1000

Features:

- Perfect fit when removing stock Mud Flap Tag holder & rear turns
- "Tucked" design with tag mount angled inward in a "race bike" style
- Constructed from High Impact durable ABS plastic
- Included white LED Tag/License Plate light
- Choose Amber or Red LED turn signals
- Choose Red, Smoked, or Clear LED lens
- Lifetime warranty against LED failure
- An Electronic Flasher Relay or Load Resistor Pack will be required to slow turn signal flash rate back to normal
- Includes all hardware, Posi-Tap connectors for a "no wire cutting" installation, and instructions

**These products are not DOT approved.

Brand	Chrome Glow
Color	Amber LEDs - Smoked Lens
Material	Plastic
Auto Part Position	Rear
Vehicle Service Type	Street Bike
Manufacturer	Chrome Glow
Fit Type	Vehicle Specific Fit
Item Weight	1.3 pounds
Package Dimensions	10 x 4 x 4 inches
Manufacturer Part Number	FenderKit221-AS
Bulb Type	LED
Special Features	Waterproof
Voltage	12 Volts

Tucked Fender Eliminator with Amber LED Turn Signal Light Bar for Suzuki GSX-R1000 2017 and Newer - Smoked Lens

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