New to forum/cbr, have questions
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New to forum/cbr, have questions
Hi everyone, Im not only new here to CBR Forums, Im also new to cycling period. I just purchased a 2006 CBR600RR Tribal which Im very happy with. However, I wish to purchase a fender eliminator and I dont know which one to buy.
I want the aftermarket one to come with a license plate light on the new one, just so I can stay legal. As far as rear turn signals go, I wish to buy a tail light LED replacement like the one shown here
http://www.baysideperformance.com/in...oducts_id=2363
So just two questions then. For what Im going for, which eliminator kit should I purchase to go with that specific light? And also, would you pros here suggest a different rear light instead of the one I have picked?
Thank you very much for your time and consideration. I hope to contribute more in the future as my knowledge grows.
I want the aftermarket one to come with a license plate light on the new one, just so I can stay legal. As far as rear turn signals go, I wish to buy a tail light LED replacement like the one shown here
http://www.baysideperformance.com/in...oducts_id=2363
So just two questions then. For what Im going for, which eliminator kit should I purchase to go with that specific light? And also, would you pros here suggest a different rear light instead of the one I have picked?
Thank you very much for your time and consideration. I hope to contribute more in the future as my knowledge grows.
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RE: New to forum/cbr, have questions
Take a look at the competition werkes Fender Eliminator. Have one on my 06 600rr and I really like it alot. As for taillight look at the Clear Alternatives Intergrated Tail Light. All ready has the blinker built into it. Just make sure you local laws will allow the signals to be that close. Some places have laws that require the blinker to be a certain distance apart from each other.
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RE: New to forum/cbr, have questions
I agree get a clear alternatives tail light. The one you picked out looks as if its just a light board that replaced your stock light board inside your taillight. The clear alternatives is about the same prices and is a completely new system with the taillights already included in the package. Its just a plug and play system.
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RE: New to forum/cbr, have questions
Pretty sure they're illegal everywhere since the Federal Department of Transportation requires everything you're about to remove... chances are pretty high that your state and local municipality will follow the Federal guidelines...
if you get it, be prepared to face the consequences.
if you get it, be prepared to face the consequences.
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RE: New to forum/cbr, have questions
ORIGINAL: Bravo Four
hrmm, perhaps somebody knows of a legal elimination kit?
I dont see hows its illegal as the license plate remains lit, it maintains a rear reflector, and has two turn signals in addition to a brake light/running light
hrmm, perhaps somebody knows of a legal elimination kit?
I dont see hows its illegal as the license plate remains lit, it maintains a rear reflector, and has two turn signals in addition to a brake light/running light
if you can find one that affixes to the very rear of the bike while maintaining an 8" separation of the turn signals, has 3 square inches of red reflector material, and is properly illuminated... you'd find yourself a legal FE.
you'd also find a closeout model...
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