Upgrade your Triumph's front end with our rectifier-mounted turn signals, designed to utilize the factory mounting points near the lower triple tree. This setup provides a clean, minimalist look while maintaining full functionality - perfect for Bonneville, Thruxton 900, and Street Series models. The kit includes everything needed to relocate your signals without frame modifications or clamp-on mounts. Key Features Utilizes factory rectifier mounting points for clean installation Available in bright LED or classic halogen versions CNC-machined aluminum housings with durable finishes Complete plug-and-play wiring with OEM connectors Includes model-specific rectifier bracket and adapters Maintains proper signal positioning when using retro headlight ears Made in USA mounting brackets and wiring assemblies What's Included (2) Retro-style turn signals (LED or Halogen) (1) British Customs rectifier bracket (2) K&S signal adapters Pre-assembled wiring harness with OEM plugs All necessary mounting hardware Installation guide Specifications Housing Material: Aircraft-grade aluminum Lens Color: Amber Voltage: 12V DC LED Version: 16W per signal (16 diodes) Halogen Version: 10W (liquid-cooled) or 23W (air-cooled) Compliance: Non-DOT/E-MARK (for off-road use) Made in USA components Install Guide Install Time: 30-45 minutesTools Needed: 5mm hex key 10mm socket/wrench Needle-nose pliers Steps: Remove factory turn signals and rectifier Install new rectifier bracket Mount turn signal adapters to bracket Connect wiring harness (color-matched plugs) Secure all components and test operation How to Install Triumph Turn Signal Styles, Mounting Options, and Harness Solutions | British Customs Warranty & Support 1-Year Limited Warranty: Covers manufacturing defects. Expert Assistance: If you encounter fitment issues, contact our team at +1 (877) 999-BRIT or [email protected]. Live Chat: Available Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM PST for immediate help. Important: This kit is not compatible with heated grips.
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