14pc OPT7 AURA PRO Motorcycle LED Light Kit Bluetooth Enabled Lighting Neon Glow w/Switch for Cruisers- iOS & Android Enabled

These lights have limited instructions but you can figure it out and it’ll be worth it! Scan the QR code in the box to help identify all of the parts and get an idea of how to set it up. I watched a YouTube video and figured most of it out. You can control the lights from your phone as long as you have the Bluetooth box turned on (controlled by a button connected to the box). I haven’t figured out how to connect to the brake lights but that’s the next step. The 14 strips were definitely the way to go for my 2025 Ninja 650 ABS KRT. They are extremely bright (see photos- they are unedited)! It took me about 8 hours total to install. I only removed one fairing on each side to complete the install. The majority of the time was figuring out the best placement for the lights and optimal wiring connection/position. I used electrical tape to keep the wires on or close to the fairings and away from hot components so it’d be nice if there was something in the kit to help with that (hence the 4 stars and not 5). They provide a few different wire lengths and y-split connections. The colors are plentiful since you have a sliding color scale to pick from or you can have it change with sound. Overall, I’ve received nothing but compliments and it hasn’t caused my battery to die yet. Hopefully they’ll last!

I loved having 14 led strips to spread out at our whim on this install. My boyfriend and I stayed up all night to complete, but we vacillated a lot on placement of each strip and we also secured every connection with shrink tubing as well as waterproof sealant tape on the undersides of the fenders. I had just purchased the bike and we found a bunch of messy wiring that he decided to completely replace and solder the new connections before we could even begin the light install. So the install time frame is not accurate. I am sooo thrilled with the results! I particularly love the safety braking feature which allows the whole bike to glow red when the brakes are applied! Well done!

The install went well however because the instructions are lacking and slightly misleading, I ended up undoing a perfect install. The instructions indicate a single auxiliary wire that needs to be connected to the brake positive line. The equipment has two wires for auxiliary not one so as you would suspect black wire goes to ground red wire goes to positive brake wire. Finally, when you hit your brakes the default is white, not red so in the app that you install on your phone the (door assist) that you see is default red… doesn’t indicate that this is where you must hit the save function for your default white brake light color to change to red…. Once I figured out that the door assist is your brake light for a motorcycle install and your door assist is how and where you go to change the color to any color you wish but you must hit save for it to take affect. I would’ve given this a five star rating have the instructions for the motorcycle install been more exact. I would recommend even making a video for motorcycle install.

Didn't last very long. It was nice while I had it. Not as functional as the other series I bought for my fiancee's bike. Seems the computer brain is what died. Fully protected bike but it couldn't handle living life after 2 years

If for whatever reason you cannot use the app you can't turn the lights on. Why is there no backup key fob? The app- is horrible. Difficult to get the right color and really no options as to have the lights breathe, chase ect. Could have been pretty cool to be able to have more control. Govee has an amazing app that has what seems like limitless options. For motorcycle lights they are not very bright either. LED lighting is meant to be hidden and the results would be just the light glowing without seeing spots on the ground or on parts of the motorcycle. In order to achieve this you must have bright enough lights. These just don't do that. Color- color is not vibrant nor crisp. Color appears more muddy and cloudy CRI would to my best guess be pretty low. There are better LED options out there and I would definitely reconsider before wasting time with these. Also, these have a very difficult time sticking to anything. I ended up having to use 3m double sided tape to get these to stay put. This is on a very new sportbike and yes I prepped with prep pad prior to install.