Motorcycle LED turn signal

A dynamic motorcycle turn signal, often called a scrolling turn signal or sequential turn signal, is a type of light signal that animates in sequence to indicate the direction of the turn. Unlike traditional turn signals that light up and turn off in a static manner, dynamic turn signals illuminate as a series of LEDs that progressively activate from one side to the other in the desired direction.

This sequential animation attracts more attention and improves the visibility of the signal, which can contribute to better perception by other road users and thus enhance safety. In addition to the functional aspect, dynamic turn signals add a modern and aesthetic touch to the motorcycle, making them popular among riders who want to customize and update the appearance of their vehicle.

In France, indicators on a motorcycle are mandatory, in accordance with the regulations in force concerning the equipment of motor vehicles. French legislation requires that all motor vehicles, including motorcycles, be equipped with light signaling devices, which includes position lights, stop lights, and, of course, indicators.

These devices make it possible to signal intentions to change direction and are essential for road safety. It is important that the indicators are visible and functional at all times. In the event of an inspection or accident, the absence or malfunction of the indicators can result in penalties for the driver. To remain compliant with regulations and ensure your safety as well as that of other road users, make sure that your motorcycle's indicators are always in good working order.

When the turn signals of a motorcycle flash rapidly, this may indicate a change in electrical load, often due to the replacement of traditional bulbs with LEDs, which consume less current. This phenomenon can also signal a burned-out bulb or a faulty flasher relay. AGM VISION turn signals are rigorously tested in the garage to ensure their compatibility and optimal functioning, thus reducing the risk of malfunctions related to these common problems.