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What I have done with my bike is entirely opposite what you are doing with your bike, but ... you asked to see them. :-\\\
My rear reflector is built into the tail light, no way to replace it with flush signals. However, the signals in the saddlebags are supplemented with the LEDs on the sides of the license plate frame.
At the front, I have replaced the yellow lenses in the fairing with clear lenses, then got some LED modules from Custom Dynamics that replaced the incandescent bulbs. These modules show white during normal "running light" operation.
When a turn signal is turned ON, the white changes to yellow (amber),
and flashes OFF.
Many of the newer cars do this, as well as some of the newer Harleys. It's just a bit unusual to see it on a 40-year-old Japanese bike.
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GS & wildflowers by Glen Brenner, on Flickr
