LED Lights on GS 650

[tkitna]

Hi, first post. My brother bought an 81' or 82' (cant remember exactly) GS 650 recently and he bought some LED turn signals and brake light for it. I was told that I need a No-Load Flasher, but I have no idea where to get it. I've looked online at a couple, but the GS is never listed as a bike they will work for. The OEM flasher is a two prong deal and since i'm ignorant about this, I really dont want to buy the wrong part.

Would anybody have some information on the correct part to buy. Thanks.

[Nessism]

The archives has info on this subject. I'm feeling lazy or I'd look it up for you. A search should turn up the answer. Try Advanced search, Titles only, and search on "LED". Good luck.

[BassCliff]

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[tkitna]

Thanks for the welcome and i'll do some searching. Looks like a great site.

[ChicagoBob]

They are available on eBay for about $12. Search for "no-load flasher." Determine whether you need a two- or three-pole one.