Turn Signal Lights

Turn Signal Lights: The Blinkers That Keep You Legal and Seen

Turn signal lights are the amber (or red, depending on the lens) flashing lamps that tell everyone around you which way you're about to go. On a motorcycle especially, they're one of the few ways a driver knows your intent before you move. When a lens cracks, a filament dies, or you're chasing a cleaner look on a rebuild, you replace the signal. Fitting one is usually a matter of matching the mount and the wiring, then confirming the bulb type and lens color the assembly uses.

The turn signal lights we stock here run the range from simple direct-replacement lamps to complete rear signal bars, so you can either restore a stock setup or upgrade to something with a different look.

What ThreePiece stocks

There are 13 turn signal light options on this page right now, spanning 3 brands: Kuryakyn (11 of the 13), Bikers Choice, and Hella. Current in-stock pricing runs from $28 to $348 — that's the live range on what's on the shelf, not a standing offer. At the top end sits the Kuryakyn Bullet Light Rear Turn Signal Bar in Gloss Black, a complete rear bar. In the middle you'll find Kuryakyn Tracer L.E.D. Turn Signal Inserts with a red/red smoke lens for a smoked rear look, and the Hella right-hand signal lamp. For straight replacement, the Bikers Choice 2-filament turn signal lamp with red lens covers 1986–1999 Harley-Davidson FLT, FLST and FXRT models.

How to choose

The first split is replacement versus upgrade. If you just need your bike back to working order, a direct-fit lamp like the Bikers Choice unit keeps the factory mount and wiring and lands at the lower end of the price range. If you want a different look, the Kuryakyn inserts and the rear signal bar change the appearance but cost more and may need more work to fit.

The second is lens color and style. Some options here use a red lens, others a smoke lens — pick based on the look you're after and where the signal mounts. The third is front versus rear: several of these are called out as rear units, so check the position before you order. Only one product on this page carries specific fitment data, so if you don't see your bike listed, confirm before buying.

What else you need with it

Signal work rarely happens alone. Browse the wider Lighting category for related electrical parts, and check Tail Lights and Headlights if you're refreshing the whole lighting setup. The Turn Signals category is the sibling to look at for more mount and housing options. If you're touching the bars during the job, Handlebars and Mirrors live nearby too. All of these sit under the main Exterior section.

Fitment and ordering

Because only one item here lists confirmed fitment, call 813-535-5801 or use contact us before ordering if you're unsure about your bike. All orders ship free, and Affirm and Katapult financing is available at checkout.

Turn Signal Lights: The Blinkers That Keep You Legal and Seen

Turn signal lights are the amber (or red, depending on the lens) flashing lamps that tell everyone around you which way you're about to go. On a motorcycle especially, they're one of the few ways a driver knows your intent before you move. When a lens cracks, a filament dies, or you're chasing a cleaner look on a rebuild, you replace the signal. Fitting one is usually a matter of matching the mount and the wiring, then confirming the bulb type and lens color the assembly uses.

The turn signal lights we stock here run the range from simple direct-replacement lamps to complete rear signal bars, so you can either restore a stock setup or upgrade to something with a different look.

What ThreePiece stocks

There are 13 turn signal light options on this page right now, spanning 3 brands: Kuryakyn (11 of the 13), Bikers Choice, and Hella. Current in-stock pricing runs from $28 to $348 — that's the live range on what's on the shelf, not a standing offer. At the top end sits the Kuryakyn Bullet Light Rear Turn Signal Bar in Gloss Black, a complete rear bar. In the middle you'll find Kuryakyn Tracer L.E.D. Turn Signal Inserts with a red/red smoke lens for a smoked rear look, and the Hella right-hand signal lamp. For straight replacement, the Bikers Choice 2-filament turn signal lamp with red lens covers 1986–1999 Harley-Davidson FLT, FLST and FXRT models.

How to choose

The first split is replacement versus upgrade. If you just need your bike back to working order, a direct-fit lamp like the Bikers Choice unit keeps the factory mount and wiring and lands at the lower end of the price range. If you want a different look, the Kuryakyn inserts and the rear signal bar change the appearance but cost more and may need more work to fit.

The second is lens color and style. Some options here use a red lens, others a smoke lens — pick based on the look you're after and where the signal mounts. The third is front versus rear: several of these are called out as rear units, so check the position before you order. Only one product on this page carries specific fitment data, so if you don't see your bike listed, confirm before buying.

What else you need with it

Signal work rarely happens alone. Browse the wider Lighting category for related electrical parts, and check Tail Lights and Headlights if you're refreshing the whole lighting setup. The Turn Signals category is the sibling to look at for more mount and housing options. If you're touching the bars during the job, Handlebars and Mirrors live nearby too. All of these sit under the main Exterior section.

Fitment and ordering

Because only one item here lists confirmed fitment, call 813-535-5801 or use contact us before ordering if you're unsure about your bike. All orders ship free, and Affirm and Katapult financing is available at checkout.