Item:  KIT50W-GL   Kisan  (in stock)

This is a tailblazer. This is made by Kisan Electronics and is designed to flash the factory taillights on 2018-2021 Goldwing Tour models. T50W-GL

• 2018 and newer Goldwing
• 2-PAK for both right and left LED tail lights
• 4-sec deceleration flash pattern
• Plug-in installation under the seat

T50W-GL

• T50W-GL unit is designed for 2018 and newer Goldwing models.  
• T50W-GL is totally plug-n-play. 
• T50W-GL fits under the seat. 

T50W-GL is installed in-line with matching 12-pin connectors of the saddlebag harness. The 2-PAK package contains one for each for the right-side and the left-side LED tail light.

All that's required is to unplug the connectors and insert the matching plugs of the T50W-GL tailBlazer.

Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) suggests that you pump your brakes at each stop. tailBlazer does it automatically, and by flashing the tail light at maximum brightness.

When you apply the brakes the brake light will modulate rapidly at first then slow down to a solid ON over a period of (4) seconds. Both tail lights will remain synchronized through the flash cycle- except for last 2 or 3 long flashes.

WHAT DO THEY SEE?

As soon as you tap your brakes, drivers behind you will see a rapid flash of the brake lights. This sudden flashing commands immediate attention of vehicles behind you.

WHAT WILL THEY THINK?

tailBlazer uses a flash pattern which decays exponentially - a well-recognized deceleration warning. The attention to the initial flashing now changes to a clear recognition that you're beginning to slow down!

Simply flashing brake lights or flashing them on & off will get the attention of drivers behind you, but it doesn't invoke anything else. Every split second of delay in their reaction reduces your safety margin.

The internal circuitry is controlled by a microprocessor, which allows precise flash patterns, overload detection and reverse polarity protection.

Installation videos with standard bulbs and LED bulbs are viewable on our YouTube channel. Or you can search for them directly on YouTube