Turn signals (a different approach to avoiding breakage)
#11
RE: Turn signals (a different approach to avoiding breakage)
ORIGINAL: JB1
I put the flexible rubber mount extensions on mine, now they will fold right back without breaking
I put the flexible rubber mount extensions on mine, now they will fold right back without breaking
But I figured that a strong enough impact could still crack the plastic lense :\
#12
RE: Turn signals (a different approach to avoiding breakage)
ORIGINAL: deej
Yea I have the Acerbis with the turns, and I'm going to try to get them to be brighter, and the rear flush mounts are awesome, along with getting rid of the plate holder that hangs way down.
Yea I have the Acerbis with the turns, and I'm going to try to get them to be brighter, and the rear flush mounts are awesome, along with getting rid of the plate holder that hangs way down.
#13
RE: Turn signals (a different approach to avoiding breakage)
If you are getting a fast flash, you need to install what I did, its a relay that plugs right in where the old one goes behind the headlight, and it not only fixes the fast flash, but it allows you with the cancel button to choose one of five different flashes including the stock normal flash. Let me see if I can find that post.
Well I found the post, but the link is dead now. This is the one I bought, but I can't find it in the states. That one is in the UK.
http://www.4-motorcycles.co.uk/acata...r_Relays_.html
Here you go, but I only paid around $24.00
http://store.58cycle.com/product_p/trick%20flasher.htm
Here is a site where you can click to see the 5 different flashes
http://xdcycle.com/store/pages.php?pageid=7
There are several other companies that carry similar products.
Well I found the post, but the link is dead now. This is the one I bought, but I can't find it in the states. That one is in the UK.
http://www.4-motorcycles.co.uk/acata...r_Relays_.html
Here you go, but I only paid around $24.00
http://store.58cycle.com/product_p/trick%20flasher.htm
Here is a site where you can click to see the 5 different flashes
http://xdcycle.com/store/pages.php?pageid=7
There are several other companies that carry similar products.
#14
RE: Turn signals (a different approach to avoiding breakage)
very nifty gadget indeed. might have to get something like that. although i dont remember clipping off the old relay. I cut the wires right at the bulb, inside the rubber stem.
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