Can-Am Maverick Sport Plug & Play Turn Signal Kit

Want to run your Can-Am Maverick Sport on the road? You'll need proper turn signals and a horn — that's where this kit comes in. It gives you everything you need to make your machine street legal (depending on your state's rules), with four bright amber turn signals up front, a working horn, and all the wiring already sorted. The whole thing plugs together without any guesswork, so installation takes an afternoon instead of a weekend.

What You Get

This is a complete setup, not just a couple of lights. You're looking at a fully wired harness with a dash-mounted rocker switch, a separate hazard button, horn switch, and a compact horn that actually gets heard. Four amber LED turn signals go on the front (two per corner), and the kit hooks into your factory brake lights for rear signals. Everything comes with a water-resistant control box, mounting bracket, all the hardware you need, and dielectric grease to keep the connections clean and protected.

Built to Handle Water and Mud

The control box seals up tight and meets IP67 standards — it'll keep working even if you're sitting in three feet of water for half an hour. All the connectors are heavy-duty water-resistant plugs, so you're not going to fry anything when you're splashing through creeks or getting rained on hard.

Skip the Drilling

Stock turn signal lights need holes drilled in your plastic. If you'd rather not, there are two choices: adhesive 6 LED or 12 LED strips that stick on using 3M automotive-grade tape. They plug straight into the kit's harness, and you can stack up to four of them or mix them with the standard button lights. Your pick.

Fitment

• Can-Am Maverick Sport 1000: 2019+
• Can-Am Maverick Sport 1000R DPS: 2019+
• Can-Am Maverick Sport 1000R XMR: 2019+
• Can-Am Maverick Sport 1000R XRC: 2019+
• Can-Am Maverick Sport Max 1000R DPS: 2019+
• Can-Am Maverick Sport 1000R XXC: 2020+

Fair warning: This won't play nice with the OEM heater 715003678 if you've got one installed. Also, street-legal rules vary state to state, so check your local laws before you hit the pavement.