Motorcycle Rear & Brake Light Assemblies for Triumph Bonneville 750

Motorcycle Rear and Brake Light Assemblies for Triumph Bonneville 750

Having a functioning rear and brake light assembly for your Triumph Bonneville is necessary to legally ride your sleek, black bike. Narrowing down the different options will make it easier for you to find the right fit for your Bonneville. With a wide selection of motorcycle rear and brake light assemblies you are sure to find something that fits your Triumph Bonneville 750 and suits your needs.

There are a few options for the light source on your model Bonneville brake light. Each provides different advantages that may be beneficial to you.

• Halogen: These are the standard options most motorcycle headlights and brake lights offer. Their advantages are that they don’t require special assemblies, and they are readily available.
• LED: This option will help to increase the visibility of your motorcycle. If your Triumph isn’t equipped with a LED compatible brake light assembly, you may need to replace the existing one to house the LEDs.

Knowing these pieces of information can help save time when looking for the correct brake-light assembly.

• Know the make, model, and year of your motorcycle. This helps when the manufacturer made significant changes to the design that could make a certain part incompatible.
• Determine the type of assembly that you want. Some rear-light assemblies include the turn signals, while others are stand-alone brake lights.
• Ensure the wiring system of your Triumph motorcycle includes the correct parts. If your current system was either an original equipment manufacturer (OEM) replacement or the original, it may already have a connector plug that can make switching out lighting systems easier. If not, you may want to make sure that the assembly you’re purchasing includes these parts, or make it a separate purchase.
• Purchase the correct electrical system. If you’re switching from halogen bulbs to a LED system, you may need to purchase a load equalizer or flasher relay to make up for the difference in power.

Having the right tools can help simplify the brake-light replacement process. Many assemblies are attached to your Bonneville with bolts and screws. Having the right screwdrivers and ratchets will help you remove the old assembly. Wire cutters will help connect the new assembly to your Bonneville.