Hoppa's 2006 1000RR Street Bike Build - Desdemona

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Old 05-19-2011, 11:30 PM
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Wow crazy story. Bike looks awesome so far.
 
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Old 05-22-2011, 11:07 AM
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where did u get the LED for the Kluster from?. and whats the model # on them?
 
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Old 05-22-2011, 10:18 PM
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Nice man.. I seen were you were selling the oem's on 1000rr.net.. i probably should of picked em up when i had a chance..
 
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Old 05-23-2011, 09:37 AM
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@MeanGreen - thanks!

@iamloyal - I bought the SMD LED's from a eLED.com. Part number: EA3528RWC-A Here is the link:

eLED.com, your online source of LEDs. Products include: LED Lamp, LED Display. SMD LED, SMT LED, Surface Mount, Ultra Bright LED, White & Blue LED, Circuit Board Indicators, Dot Matrix Display, Light Pipe, IR & Phototransist www.dotcom-monitor.com

Unfortunately, you have to cut the contact on the bottom of the SMD to get it to work. The board has 4 contacts, three of them being ground, but that doesn't match up with the SMD's contact because it comes with two solid contacts on each side. So you just need to figure out which one is positive by looking at the board and cut the contacts in half, modifying it to have 4 contacts, and them remove the one you don't need. There are some clues on the board to help you figure that out... Otherwise, you can call eLED and they can order you the SMD's that have the correct pads on the bottom but they cost quite a bit more...

Here are some pix of that process:

The LED on the left is the OEM honda led after I removed it and the one on the right is from eLED. See the difference?
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I use my dremmel to cut the bottom pads in half. Gotta be super careful at this step!
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This is what it looks like after I cut it in half. I took away some of the plastic casing, but not too much so it's not a big deal if you grind into it a little....
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Then cut off the pad you don't need:
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Looks a little rough, but it'll work:
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and this is where it'll be soldered:




If you are going to do it yourself, just be super careful of the tach needle! It was a bit scary taking it off. Couldn't really tell how much pressure you needed to use to get it off, but just use a spoon and pop it straight up and off.





Took her out for a spin two days ago and this is the speed recall for the day (and it gives you an idea of what the white SMD's look like:

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Old 05-23-2011, 12:05 PM
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@yog182 - selling? what are ya talking about? I have TONS of stuff I'm selling...lol.
 
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Old 05-23-2011, 06:48 PM
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Where did you get the quad head lamps from i like that and would love to do it on my. I also bought the black 07 swingarm, not sure why honda didn't make it black to begin with.
 
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Old 05-24-2011, 09:01 AM
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This are R6 dual projectors from 03-05 r6's.... the mod took about 40 hours to do...so not sure it is something you'd really "want" to do...lol
 
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Old 05-24-2011, 06:27 PM
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Gonna give it so serious thought,....i really like the look. How was the electrical done, and how much cutting did you have to do to the headlight assembly?
 
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Old 05-25-2011, 09:57 AM
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a ton. the majority of time I spent on the project was ensuring that the rear portion of the R6 headlight assembly wasn't protruding too far backwards, hitting the forks at full lock.

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once you make sure the test fit is ok, then you can do some plastic welding. this can get ugly:
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but that's what bondo is for...

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ready for paint:
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ta-daahhhhh!
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