Oberon Mini LED - Replace Turnsignals with LED How To - 2006 Ducati Monster 620 

Hell yes! If you got any questions, ask away and I hope i can help. Enjoy the bike - they are a treat! I'm glad you found the vid useful.

Thanks amigo, can't wait for u to get one :)

Nice! Glad I could help and thank you for watching!

Good question. I got a set of resistors for this installation but then after i tried it I didn't need them - not sure why. Not sure why at all.

I just installed these same blinkers on a Monster S2R 800 and they hyperflash for a few seconds after turning the key, and then start blinking normally. If you turn the bike off and on, you have to wait a few seconds again for it to blink normally. Hope this is OK lol

Yes it did. It came with them.

Hmmm, I can not remember which ones I got and I just tried to look up my order and can't find it. Sorry amigo.

Thanks for checking! And keep the videos coming!

For anyone wondering, I checked my motorcycle's manual (Monster S2R 800) and I got the 12v ones and they work great.

Hi. From my experience, I've never seen these in 6vdc, just 12vdc. There is a resistor bank across each indicator. They might work on 6vdc, but would probably be dim. That being said. These are really, really nice indicators.... Perhaps the most handsome/proud looking available. You gotta touch/feel/see them... quality

Thats weird. No issues like that for me at all.

You'll need an electronic flasher-relay. The bi-metal flasher-relay sees an open circuit. (Or place a resistor (8ohm) across the wires on wack indicator). Now - I've had these indicators since 2007. Got 3 bikes with them BRILLIANT!!!! And, Oberon, UK, support their product. Fantastic company.

It's by company called Oberon - i think i got them at motowheels.com

@@ducatinyc Thank you!

Nicholas legault I did not need to use resistors. My front signals blink normal and not fast. I had to use resistors for the rear blinkers/light.

vassili1234 thank you! i asked because i just instaled my rear one too and i needed the resistor, so thank again!

Nick Lego no problem. i bought some rizoma resistors and ended up returning them since i didn't use them.

+Ducati NYC Vlog what kind of resistor did you use for the rear signals?

+mitsos_fs my rear light came with a harness with the resistor prebuilt into it. So i'm not sure exactly what kind of resistor it was. www.ducatimonstertailchop.com/ducati-monster-tail-chop-classic/ducati-monster-integrated-tail-light/

pdog109 I would imagine the same way since the rear blinkers have the same connectors. I have my rear blinkers integrated into my brake light.

Thank you. Those were my nicknames in high school.

Ducati NYC Vlog brillant :D

Hmm that's weird. No, unfortunately i'm not sure :( Must be a short somewhere.

@@ducatinyc i put two resistors in parallel to the back lights and they work.... Fast but they do..... Maybe I should put another two resistors in front!!!

@@hurueli you need one resistor per bulb of the right size.

@@jt13579 how do you add a resistor ?

@@davidthomas3680 there are lots of utube videos on how to do this. Also diagrams come with some resistor sets sold by bike part suppliers. Just search for "how to add resistors for LED turn signals"

Nope. Just plugged them in and they worked.

Thank you and thank you!

Same here, gotta support my fellow NYC RIDERS! “ITS A JUNGLE OUT HERE!”