TVS Apache 200 BS6 Flash X Hazard Flash Module, Blinker,Flasher - LRL Motors
TVS Apache 200 BS6 Flash X Hazard Flash Module, Blinker,Flasher - LRL Motors

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TVS Apache 200 BS6 Flash X Hazard Flash Module, Blinker,Flasher

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FlashX is a cool hazard flash module for your motorcycle which is a plug and play device that allows you to choose different combination of blink patterns on your motorcycle. Stop worrying about cutting and splicing of wires as this one just plugs into the stock socket of your motorcycle. Too many switches on your handle bar and no more space to mount another ? problem solved !! We have integrated it with stock indicator switches of your motorcycle with just the combination of right, left, right and center clicks
  • Comes with 60 on board blinking patterns
  • Comes with 3 year hassle free warranty
  • Compatible with motorcycles having indicators with LEDS or regular bulbs
  • Water Resistant
  • You can select quick/slow/patrolling flash patterns of your choice
  • Auto Pause Feature for turn signals

     

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                Subhamay sarker (Kolkata, IN)
                3RD CLASS PRODUCT

                Madarchod 3 din me kharab ho gaya aur saalo bahan ke land tum log replacement bhi nahi diya warrenty hey fir bhi

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                Chinmaya Nanda (Bhubaneswar, IN)
                Flash X hazard for apache rtr 200 4v

                A mixed experience. While the switching on the Hazard system is quite tricky but the best part is it's integration with the bikes innate indicators. Yet, the compatibility with four LED indicators ia to be tested in future, because currently it doesn't work well with 4 LED indicators. Tail light integration is still unknown as I can't see any changes.
                More to work on the compatibility with newer version of Apache RTR 200 4V with R modes