Alright, I got a couple video's. I'm not really sure how much they are gonna help but if there's anything else I can do let me know! Give me a bit to get this stuff ripped off my camera and put up on youtube.

 

Finally got these damn things uploaded. It took foooooooorever [:@]LOL Anyway, hope these help.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Chm_9RTJRVw <---This is probably the better of the two



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zQ9Py48qP7w

 

hahah thanks studog, ya it did help because i wanted to see how bright these actually were, and they look pretty damn bright. other than that i was hoping to check out how the turn signals looked too but that's ok. thanks for gettin those vids though! even though half of one of the vids was of your tire

 

Yea yea, was trying to get a close up for you and reach the brake lever at the same time. Didn't work out so well! Well I've been reading on here that some guys actually prefer the "fast flash" of the LED blinkers with no resistor. The only thing I'm worried about is wheather or not it's hard on the circuit, if it will make the blinker relay go out sooner or if it will potentially cause any problems. Once I figure that out I might hook it back up and see if I like it or not. Otherwise I'll be ordering some resistors fairly soon. When are you planning on buying and installing this bad boy?

 

when you put those integrated taillights in. is there a way to remove the rear stock blinkers to clean up the back without and undertail kit?

 

There should be a 8 mm screw bolt holding it from the inside, just unscrew it and it'll come off. But there will still be a little stub left.

 

Ditch the load resistors and get a flasher relay off Ebay. Much easier to install, and don't have to worry about heat and whatnot.

Also, they likely don't make a red lens version of these integrated tail lights because then the turn signal wouldn't be orange. While a lot of people probably wouldn't care, on a bike it's good to have them so they're actually noticed.