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motogadget mo.blaze Disc

motogadget mo.blaze Disc

The m.blaze Disc turn signal features a transparent light-emitting disc on a compact aluminium base and literally melts into your handlebar end. When switched off it is nearly invisible, especially with m.grips or similar aluminum grips.

motogadget equipped it with the so-called TranzLight-Technology where the crystal-like body itself creates an extremely bright light to the front and a well recognizable light output to the rear. This was made possible by precise CAD calculations and state-of-the-art LED manufacturing processes. It is homologized as front turn signal. The rubber clamping allows for installation in handlebars with 14 to 21 mm ID.

Make sure to order a complete set consisting of the left and right side turn signal assembly!

Can be operated like any other LED turn signal with load resistors or all load independent flasher relays (m.Flash, m.Stop, m.relay+)

  • billet aluminum / glass
  • length: 19.5 mm
  • Ø 35 mm
  • net weight: 40 g
  • lens: clear
  • 12 V
  • 7 W
  • with LED
  • with 100 cm wires and small parts
  • E1 approved
  • Germany

Load Equalizer

Turn signals - according to prescriptions in many countries - must have a certain illumination power and flash in a defined frequency.

Illumination power is easy to handle, just use a high power bulb or led. Frequency is the job of the flasher unit. Stock units are laid out for a certain load, i.e. wattage. Any other wattage will cause the unit to not flash correctly or to just light the turn signals permanently. So, the stock flasher units depend directly on the load of the connected turn signals.

Many nice turn signals by now have bulbs of smaller power or even LEDs with almost neglectable electrical power. And they're even ECE R50 compliant. Should we ignore these nice parts just because of our flasher units? Of course not ...

One way to solve the problem is to change the flasher unit for one with smaller electrical power or for one which functions regardless to the hooked-on power. We provide quite a good range of such devices for custom bikes.

Whenever the flasher unit takes more tasks than just to flash your turn signals or there isn't any specific flasher unit at all, because it's been sacrificed for an electronic module, the way out is to hook up the necessary load to the unit.. So for any Harley from 1990 on, where the flasher unit also triggers turn signal reset, this is the way to go.

Easiest means to achieve the proper load on the flasher unit would be a resistor which you hook up parellel - not in line! - to the turn signal. You need one for each turn signal, and you need a proper place for it, because it will develop heat, as it eats the superfluous power away. And the newer CAN-bus equipped Harleys can't handle these resistors. So what?

This is the point when the load equalizer comes in the game. One module for the whole turn signal circuit and no heat. The module of the size of a half cig pack can be hidden in a central place on the motorcycle. And for many models there are plug-and-play solutions ready to hook up.

Have any questions?

Our service team will be glad to help out: Mondays - Thursdays 08:00-17:00 CET, Fridays 08:00-16:00 CET, Phone: +49 / 931 250 61 16, eMail: service@wwag.com