Front Signals

Dunkherron · Oct 27, 2003

Heres a better pic of the front turn signals.
Made brackets from 6061 aluminum .090 sheet metal.
The .090 works perfect because the gap in the fork clamp
is a few thousands wider than this.
Cut the sheet metal the same width as the fork clamp,
remove the 2 screws and slid it in the gap, mark for the screw
holes, remove the metal and drill the holes.
Slid back in gap, install screws and tighten. It will take just a
little more torque to close the gap to the metal.
Bend a 90 degree in the metal.
From this point you will get the idea.
I know these instructions are not very good, i'm not good with the keyboard. Anyone who would like better instructions by phone can PM me.
Hope the better pic helps.

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Dunkherron · Oct 27, 2003

Heres another pic.

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Masterblaster · Oct 27, 2003

I like it!!!
Gets rid of the ugly black brackets
What is the Part number of the lights??

Dunkherron · Oct 27, 2003

Kuraykn part # 2305

Warrior_of_God · Oct 28, 2003

I like it!

Did you do anything with your rears?

Dunkherron · Oct 28, 2003

I have the same ones on the rear.

mxgod630 · Oct 28, 2003

I like it so much .I am going to tell everyone up here it was my idea ..LoL I have been looking for something for my front signals .I just found it Thanks.-Gary

Wolfhound · Oct 28, 2003

That's the best mounting system for the front that I have seen yet. Thanks for sharing a great idea.

MacWarrior · Oct 28, 2003

Nice signals, got any pics of the rear.
If so, Id like to see em

Kyle

jimboman · Oct 28, 2003

Dunk,

How do these wire up, and are there any effect to the resistive load on the ECU? Thanks, in advance.

Meatball · Oct 28, 2003

your ride is starting to look pretty dam fine.

Dunkherron · Oct 28, 2003

After installing the silver bullets on the front, the bike started
making clicking sounds and the tach light stayed on even with the switch off. I figured it was because I'm not pulling enough amps,
I dont have running lights with the silver bullets.
I thought that if I wired a light from the stock turn sig. to the running light wires it would fix the problem, it did but the bulb got
so hot I was afraid it would melt something inside the headlight.
So I took a small auto map light with a pen bulb and wired it in.
I figured it would fry the bulb but so far it works great, its very small and easy to tuck away inside the headlight housing.
Heres a pic of the rear lights.

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