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Tail Light LED Upgrade
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Got bored with the LED tail light with built in indicators, so decided to refit the OEM tail light and upgrade the lights inside to LED.


I'm very happy with the results, and it only cost £10 too.  Smile


https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/153184534546?...=WHATS_APP


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Just fitted these exact bulbs, very happy with them!
I also fitted a small led number plate light, drilled through the bottom of the light housing to feed the wires through... Just to keep MOT man happy...
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(16-11-22, 07:42 AM)Mike01 link Wrote: Just fitted these exact bulbs, very happy with them!
I also fitted a small led number plate light, drilled through the bottom of the light housing to feed the wires through... Just to keep MOT man happy...


I'm very happy with them, they are very bright.


I'm getting conflicting info about needing the plate lit up, but according to this website it's not necessary, although these LED's do light up the plate anyway, albeit with a red tint. There is a clear plastic window underneath the tail light (as shown in my above photo for people that have never looked), so as long as you have lights in there the plate will always be lit up from them once they are turned on at night.


[size=1.35em]https://www.newreg.co.uk/blog/does-a-motorcycle-need-a-number-plate-light/[/size]
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(17-11-22, 08:15 PM)darrsi link Wrote: [quote author=Mike01 link=topic=27534.msg330720#msg330720 date=1668580928]
Just fitted these exact bulbs, very happy with them!
I also fitted a small led number plate light, drilled through the bottom of the light housing to feed the wires through... Just to keep MOT man happy...


I'm very happy with them, they are very bright.


I'm getting conflicting info about needing the plate lit up, but according to this website it's not necessary, although these LED's do light up the plate anyway, albeit with a red tint. There is a clear plastic window underneath the tail light (as shown in my above photo for people that have never looked), so as long as you have lights in there the plate will always be lit up from them once they are turned on at night.


[size=1.35em]https://www.newreg.co.uk/blog/does-a-motorcycle-need-a-number-plate-light/[/size]
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Agreed, found lots of conflicting discussions too. Gov web site says---  no mention of light colour so you should be ok, just fancied fitting a separate light anyway  Smile

[color=rgb(11, 12, 12)]4.7. Rear registration plate lamp,[/color][color=rgb(29, 112, 184)]Hidethis section[/color][/color][color=rgb(11, 12, 12)]

[/size]4.7.1. Presence, condition and operationYou must inspect all motorcycles fitted with front and rear position lamps.
The rear registration plate must be lit. Most motorcycles will light the registration plate with a rear position lamp, but some will use a separate registration plate lamp.
Some registration plate lamps may be fitted behind the number plate.
Some mopeds might not have a registration plate lamp.
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