Motorcycle Helmet Lights

“I didn't see the motorcycle.” - that's the number one excuse given by a car driver for hitting a motorcyclist. That's exactly why “Start Seeing Motorcycles” safety campaigns are run and that's exactly why there is a multitude of motorcycle accessories that help maximize visibility, including hi-vis vests, jackets with reflective stripes, illuminated bands, and auxiliary lights. Your tail light may be blocked by a sissy bar bag. It can also be too dim to be seen in daylight or hardly visible in close traffic. That's when motorcycle helmet lights can make all the difference between being hit and being safe.

Helmet safety lights provide a simple and easy-to-use solution to keep you safe on the road. They use a flexible LED light strip or an individual light that attaches to the back of any helmet using 3M adhesive, a rechargeable battery, and a radio transmitter module hard wired to a motorcycle. When you brake or turn, the transmitter wirelessly connects to a TPR receiver (light bulbs), and the lights on your helmet turn on as well. Just like the regular lights on your motorcycle, helmet lights come on steady upon braking and flash when you signal you're turning left or right.

These lights work as an equivalent of the third brake light on a vehicle making you visible day and night. They light up at motorist eye level, making sure that drivers see you and are aware when you're slowing down. Of course, safety lights are there to prevent an accident in the first place. Although, they also are a compelling styling addition to your helmet. These lights look awesome when engaged, giving you an ultra-modern and even futuristic look that's like no other on the road.

Some helmets come integrated with safety lights right from the factory, although, you can easily add this feature to your existing helmet. Some module systems are even designed to support two helmets. Many of the helmet lighting systems offered on the market have waterproof lights, so you don't need to worry about them remaining functional while you're riding in the rain. The running lights can be switched to a continuous flashing mode which might be helpful in fog or mist, when you need to make every possible effort to remain visible, or if you happen to be stuck on the side of the road at night, waiting for someone to pick you up or doing repairs.

We have a variety of motorcycle helmet lights by trusted brand names including Whistler, Race Sport, and Yana Shiki. For maximum safety, we have comprehensive, feature-packed kits that offer several lighting functions, including braking and signaling. We also carry budget-friendly lights that simply stay on when activated, making you visible at all times. The bright lights on the helmet are highly noticeable by drivers. It never hurts to make yourself more visible to motorists, and with the safety lights attached to your helmet, you can be sure that everyone behind is aware of your presence and pays attention to your signal lights.