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I ordered a POSH LED flasher relay from Webike about 4 months ago and I'm tired of waiting for it so I'm going to cancel the purchase and look elsewhere. Anybody know of a direct plug-in LED flasher unit?
(04-26-2021, 07:19 PM)FLYTYM_imp Wrote: [ -> ]I ordered a POSH LED flasher relay from Webike about 4 months ago and I'm tired of waiting for it so I'm going to cancel the purchase and look elsewhere. Anybody know of a direct plug-in LED flasher unit?
That is the only one as far as I know. The other option is to splice in resistors

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I though the POSH was the only one too. I thought it was discontinued but don't know for sure.
The faster blinkers dont bother me at all now that I installed micro LEDs. If anything I believe its safer and gets attention more than the regular speed.

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(04-26-2021, 10:53 PM)mvk24_imp Wrote: [ -> ]The faster blinkers dont bother me at all now that I installed micro LEDs. If anything I believe its safer and gets attention more than the regular speed.

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Would it be possible to see how the signals flash before I start looking for the LED relay?
If you remove a bulb from, say, a front signal, you will get the fast flashing.
I am kinda new to the forum and hope this is the place to go for answers regarding flash relays. I recently bought my CB1100, standard model, and installed LED's in my turn signals. I knew about the hyper-flash, so before I start removing stuff and making a mess of things, I am very good at it, can anyone direct me to the physical location of the current flash relay is located?
Crossfire, I’m sorry no one has answered your question.

Please look at this thread: http://cb1100forum.com/forum/showthread....gnal+relay

Read a post or 2 under the pics shown in the first couple of posts for which module is which.