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MadJax® LUX Headlight Kit for Yamaha Drive2 (Years 2017-Up)

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MadJax® LUX Headlight Kit for Yamaha Drive2 (Years 2017-Up)PRODUCT DESCRIPTION Introducing LUX, the newest in lighting technology from MadJax. LUX light kits feature exclusive Bluetooth connectivity and RGB3 technology for ultimate control, providing color, pattern, and speed customization to the user. MadJax LUX light kits also feature self canceling turn signals indicators, brake lights, high low setting, horn, and dual AUB charging ports. If that was not enough, each kit also features a 7. 5 amp 12 volt

Introducing LUX, the newest in lighting technology from MadJax®. LUX light kits feature exclusive Bluetooth connectivity and RGB3 technology for ultimate control, providing color, pattern, and speed customization to the user. MadJax® LUX light kits also feature self-canceling turn signals indicators, brake lights, high/low-setting, horn, and dual-AUB charging ports. If that was not enough, each kit also features a 7.5-amp 12-volt accessory connection in your dash for additional accessories such as a radio or interior lighting, for even greater customization and ease.

Features:

  • Fits 2017-Up Yamaha Drive2 Gas & Electric Models
  • RGB3 Technology
  • App controlled color, pattern, and speed customization
  • Sequential motion Front turn signals
  • High/low beam functionality with automotive style daytime running lights
  • Industry exclusive design
  • Turn signal stalk includes switch for
    • Hi/low beam
    • Daytime Running lights
    • Two-position accessory lighting switch (light bars & underbody lights)
    • Horn button
  • Self-canceling turn signal indicators
  • Dash mounted Dual-USB port
  • 7.5-amp 12-volt accessory connection in dash for additional accessories such as radio or interior lighting
  • Works with Gas or Electric cars due to built-in 12-48 -volt reducer
  • Mechanical brake switch with built in brake light timer
  • Plug and Play harness for easy installation
  • Please Note: For off-road use only

Make
                                         YAMAHA
Unit
                                          EA
Make Model Year Power
                                          YAMAHA DRIVE2 BOTH 2017 Current
Freight Type
                                          Standard
Brand
                                           Madjax
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