Yes, if your motorcycle has a 12V lighting system, Purpose Built Moto LED headlights will work on your bike. We have a number of articles on mounting and wiring these lights, but cannot give out information or advice on your specific custom motorcycle.

To check the measurement of your headlight and bracket, measure the distance between the two fixing points on either side (or directly across) of the headlight and refer to the measurements provided in the product description. Learn More

Purpose Built Moto LED headlights are to be used as a stand-alone product. No headlight bucket is necessary. Many customers have modified their buckets to suit but that’s up to you! We provide a great light with billet aluminium housing, how you mount it and use it is up to you.

Yes, The Flashpoint LED motorcycle headlight 7” and 5.75” is ECE, E-marked and DOT approved. Each headlight has a Stamp on the lense with the certification number and E-mark printed on it. The 4.5” headlight has no E-mark on it, as the beam it casts is too wide and only has an on/off function.

If the OEM headlight size is the same as the one you have purchased then yes, you will most likely be able to utilise the factory mounts. If the size is different, the use of spacers can aid in the mounting of your headlight, but we would encourage you to get creative and make something to mount your headlight. That’s what custom bikes are all about!We do not supply any aftermarket mounting brackets, our custom motorcycles all receive unique hand made mounts for the headlight.

Our headlights come standard with a H4 Male plug. This suits a lot of British, American and Japanese motorcycles. It does not suit all. If the H4 plug wont suit your motorcycle, check here on the plug wiring diagram and you can wire it into your existing headlight plug or replace with an aftermarket one.

Our headlights are international standard IP65 weatherproof. This will stand up to on road weather conditions and washing. The LED headlights we provide are not fit for full submersion in water.

Wiring information can be found in the wiring diagram - product card

If you're looking for some inspiration on mounting your headlight heck out our guide on 9 Ways to Mount Your LED Headlight

Yes, if your motorcycle has a 12V lighting system, Purpose Built Moto LED headlights will work on your bike. We have a number of articles on mounting and wiring these lights, but cannot give out information or advice on your specific custom motorcycle.

To check the measurement of your headlight and bracket, measure the distance between the two fixing points on either side (or directly across) of the headlight and refer to the measurements provided in the product description. Learn More

Our LED turn signals use an 8mm stainless steel tube to mount to your motorcycle.

Our 3-in-1 turn signals come with 1 cable that has 3 separate connection wires.

Red wire - Red LED

Yellow wire – Yellow LED

Black wire – Ground

To use these as a Brake/turn/tail light, purchase the Brake/tail splitter and follow the wiring diagram provided with the product.

Our turn signals are international standard IP65 weatherproof. This will stand up to on road weather conditions and washing. The LED indicators we provide are not fit for full submersion in water.

Everyone has a different answer for this question, here are a few reasons why we choose them.

– Lower power usage

- Higher light output and brighter

– Smaller physical size (only 23mm Diameter)

– Longer life span (50,000 Hrs usage time)

Not always, resistors can solve your hyperflash issues, but have a read of this article to learn how to address the issue in a cleaner and more efficient way.

Mounting LED turn signals on your motorcycle
If you have a Can-bus or ECU controlled flasher circuit often they will have an in-built reset that will adjust to the new, lower load on the circuit

Installation:
M8 x 1.25 threaded mounting hardware

The mounting options have been improved with a 3 piece design, allowing the user to disassemble and modify the offset spacer easily.

Installation with the optional splitter is required for use with Tail and brake function.

Wiring information can be found in the wiring diagram - product card

Check out this article on how we mounted some LED indicators on one of our custom builds.

If you're looking for some more inspiration, check out our article on 9 ways to mount LED indicators.

Yes, the black box is designed to function with any aftermarket momentary push buttons including Motogadget, revival cycles, and the dreaded e-bay specials (insert skull emoji)

The Black Box control module works on any 12V or 6V negative ground system. That’s 98% of motorcycles! So long as your battery voltage is good and your charging system is working correctly the black box will deliver a discreet wiring solution for your custom motorcycle.

Generally no, the black box is designed to work with momentary switches only. Some Harley Davidson models can be used with the black box, but most other motorcycle makes are unsuitable. You will need to upgrade your switches to PBM buttons to have the module function correctly.

Download the Black Box user guide

Download the Black Box kill switch guide

You can also read through the electronics section of the PBM blog for tonnes of how-to guides and information on installing the Black Box 

Purpose Built Moto handlebar switches are momentary only. The addition of latching switches would make the switches bulky. We designed the slimmest and most practical switch block on the market, the momentary push buttons were a necessity in that solution.

Most motorcycles with indicators and electric start will run a set of 2 x 3-button switches.

Left turn, right turn and horn + high/low, start and kill switch.

Kick start only motorcycles can run 1 x 2-button switch and 1 x 3-button switch.
If your motorcycle is running no indicators, or you want to hide your start and kill buttons elsewhere that number can be reduced again, these buttons can be set up in any configuration and placement that you like. 

Depending on which switch configuration you have purchased, refer to the installation guide.

You will also find plenty of helpful information and how to guides on understanding motorcycle electrics and installing products on the electronics section of the PBM blog