1991 - 2017
HARLEY-DAVIDSON DYNA STREET BOB/SPECIAL
Nano series handlebar turn signals
| HEINZ BIKES
HEINZ BIKES
Fits to:
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Harley Davidson FXDBA 1584 ABS Dyna Street Bob Limited [2013 - 2013]
Harley Davidson FXDBC 1690 A Dyna Street Bob Limited [2016 - 2016]
Harley Davidson FXDB 1690 ABS Dyna Street Bob [2014 - 2017]
Harley Davidson FXDBP 1690 ABS Dyna Street Bob Factory Custom [2013 - 2016]
Harley Davidson FXDBA 1690 ABS Dyna Street Bob Limited [2013 - 2013]
Harley Davidson FXDBB 1690 Dyna Street Bob Special [2014 - 2015]
Harley Davidson FXDBC 1690 Dyna Street Bob Limited [2016 - 2016]
Specifications
| Manufacturer | HEINZ BIKES |
|---|---|
| Lens color | Amber |
| Housing material | Billet Aluminum |
| Features | ECE APPROVED |
| Type | Mini |
| Units | Set |
| Mounting position | Front Left| Front Right |
| Mounting style | Mirror Mount |
| Volts | 12 V |
| Housing/stem color | Black |
Product description
Smallest & brightest turn signals Heinz Bikes ever created for Harley-Davidson® models 1990-2020 100% accurate fitment on the handlebar is guaranteed Make big turn signals disappear and almost invisible on the controls In use they convince with furios brightness & laser like luminosity Latest lighting technology in minimum size smaller than a cent piece CNC manufactured housings made of high-quality billet aluminum Connected directly to 12V, no resistor needed “plug & play”