GHOST FM LED SIGNALS-SUZ Turn Signals- RU27893

About the only good thing I can say about this product vs. the vast Taiwanese and Chinese competition, is the use of a large threaded post and hand-tightened nut for installation -- all similar products should be as easy to install as this Ghost Concepts version.However... the wiring used is a threadbare, chintzy gauge. This bothered me the most. I know copper went up in price... but damn. Makes the stock wiring on my SV-S upper look like DC transformer conductor in comparison. Don't cut through the copper trying to get the insulation off... use a dedicated wire stripper, as dykes can cut right through the copper before you feel it.The bullet connectors used on this product do not fit the application. I had to install my own OEM-sized bullets from an aftermarket kit to fix this (as I was splicing this into a harness with a set of LEDs already installed, this had to happen anyway, to be fair. But it didn't make it any easier to get going; just relieved I had to swap the connectors out anyway).Quality overall is not impressive, adequate. No idea how it'll deal with rain, and its rather thin, fragile-feeling construction doesn't give me much confidence on that.LED brightness is not impressive at all. It will be fine for my application, which is to supplement visibility from the side at night for my other LEDs. But compared to products from a reputable firm like Custom LED, the LED performance is typical of Chinese products -- fair to poor, esp in direct sunlight or dusty/rainy/foggy conditions that limit visibility. It is also very directional -- unless you are directly above the LEDs, their light is dim, plus the reflector/lens distorts what light does emit at an angle. :(Being that many of its competitors can perform as well for much less than the cost of this kit... I can't recommend it, even with its trick hand-threadable mount. It's only other advantage is being recessed in the hole on an FI-generation SV650S fairing, rather than in the airstream, giving a cleaner look. I'll live with it, as I'm a tech and can modify the wiring and connectors and adapt. Less-handy owners... may want to look elsewhere. :/