Rear Turn Signals 3-in-1 | Triumph Bobber

Start by checking compatibility with your model, as the bracket and mounting points must match your bike. Then favour LED technology for visibility and durability, and look at whether the unit also integrates the tail and brake light, which slims down the rear. Finally, make sure the turn signals are road approved and that the wiring stays simple.

You move to LED first for safety, as it gives a brighter, more immediate light than bulbs, so better visibility. LEDs also draw less power, which goes easy on the battery, and last longer. Style-wise, compact signals like these modernise the lighting while slimming down the back of the bike.

They are designed for the Triumph Bonneville Bobber and the Speedmaster, with a bracket drawn by our workshop specifically for these models. Fitting reuses the original hardware, with no drilling. If you are unsure about your model year, check the fitment with us before ordering and we will confirm compatibility for you.

The 3-in-1 version brings the running light, the brake light and the turn signal together in a single unit, ideal for decluttering the tail and getting a minimalist rear line. The turn signals only version keeps the same Bates design but retains your original tail light. Both come in a black or brushed finish, your choice depending on your build.

Fitting is straightforward and drill-free. 1. Fix the bracket in the intended position by reusing the original screws. 2. Tighten the turn signals to the bracket with the supplied nuts. 3. Adjust the angle. 4. Make the electrical connection by linking the brake and running wires from your signals to your light socket. The colour code is simple: black for earth, red for brake, yellow for running light, brown for the turn signal.

Yes, they carry an ECE approval mark (E-mark), which makes them suitable for road use in Europe. As with any equipment, remember to follow the regulations in force in your country, in particular on the positioning and spacing of the lights. If in doubt, ask us for advice.