STS, Automatic Turn Signal Cancelling Module, self Cancelling System

Instructions were clear, but this install is very invasive. You need to cut open your wiring harness, and the splices are not temporary, so make them water tight. I had to remove my seat, tank, air filter box, and handlebar switch. Directions even gave me accurate wiring color codes for my Kawasaki. I needed this badly, was going to die in traffic if I didn't stop leaving my turn signal on by accident.

This company SUCKS. These people delivers me a bad product. Then when I tried to exchange it they have literally ignored me. I have now asked for my money back on their so called “Money back guarantee” and I have not received any response at all.

Not meant for the average bike owner. I've done 100% of all mechanical work on my bike so I didn't mind tackling this install. Color codes for my FZ6R were spot on for signal and left and right wires as well as negative. As far as power goes if you don't know your wiring you may want to use a volt meter and find a good switched power source with 12 volts. The wiring was more of a headache,because it was under my air cleaner so it require taking seat off, innernfairing pieces, lifting tank (didn't take off) and removing air cleaner. Hardest part and still an issue is the switch itself. Not an issue rmwith STS, but my switch has an opening on one side so when switch is pressed it kept forcing the rubber piece through the opening requiring me to push the button in to release and cancel in that direction. Tried putting tape over the slit opening and it still gets moved out of place. Haven't actually had my bike out since installing (windy as all he11),but I'll post an update if there is any issue. When I get time I will address the switch again. Did test function by leaning the bike and it does cancel even if switch isn't right. Problem with the switch is that the left side rubber spacer sits on a moving plate,but doesn't get hit by it since it's on top, the right side sits next to it and when switched gets pushed by the metal switch plate which forces the little rubber stopper through the small opening. The opening seems useless so I need to figure a better way of blocking it so rubber doesn't get pushed through.Edit:Reserved for edit

Ever look down and realize that you didn’t cancel your turn signal after making that turn over a mile mile or two back? Yeah me too, but no more!Is this a fantastic product?Yes, unequivocally, one of my favorite mods, however it’s not a bolt on solution.If you know your way around a multimeter this is a simple install, otherwise you may want to get help or have it professionally installed.Here are some things you might find helpful that I don’t recall being mentioned in the install manual:Use a multimeter, don’t risk frying your ecu or other expensive components it’s easy to check and label wires as you go along.Use solder for your connectors. Your ride is going to be shaking and rattling, a simple solder job might save you big headaches down the road.Use heat shrink tubing and electrical tape to make sure nothing shorts out due to rain/heat/abrasion.Plan for the future, you’ll probably want to take you bike apart for upgrade/repairs or uninstall and move the Sts module to a new bike at some point. Make it easy for future you.

First one worked great on a 2009 Yamaha TMax 500. Give it a five star.Second one installed on a 2014 Honda Forza. Give it a two star.Three emails no answer.Send message via facebook messenger and did get a reply that it was poor installation. No answers after that.If you purchase this system do not expect any help form thecompany. No warranty, no Question answered, No tech support. Nothing. You are on your own.I spent a couple of day working on it and finally rerouted cables and change power source and module works fine now. I had a induced voltage and dirty power source.Do install yourself unless you know you way around digital electronics

What a great idea. Finally self cancelling indicators for all motorbikes. They are a little fiddly in the fitment. But once you take your time and are careful they’re a great job and does what it says on the tin.

Besides it not being an easy install, it doesn't cancel the turn signal. It's a great idea but not quite thereEdit: I contacted the company and they are quick to make sure that the issue is corrected. (Will update)Update: received a replacement sensor from the company wired it in after they determine that the one I had was bad. The replacement works perfectly and the overall function is great. I would definitely recommend it to anyone that rides.

I bought one of these in April 2021. I don't ride my bike a whole lot. Mainly to work and back when the weather is nice. I have noticed this year that sometimes when I put on my signal and pull up to an intersection, I'll look down and my signal has quit flashing. I thought at first it was just a fluke. I have been keeping an eye on it and it happens quite frequently and I'm not doing anything that would make it cancel. There doesn't seem to be any rhyme or reason as to when it does it. If you have one of these, maybe keep an eye out for that. I have sent them an email to see if they have any ideas. Hopefully they will have some ideas on what's going on.They said they would send a replacement, but then said they wouldn't since it was bought on Amazon. What make the difference on the warranty on where it is bought? Wouldn't buy one if it was me.