flush mount turn signals
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12-14-2007, 08:13 AM
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12-14-2007, 08:31 AM
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12-14-2007, 10:45 AM
RE: flush mount turn signals
^ front fairing? are you taking about the front wheel fairing?
ranger, if you wanna be a lazy man like me. you can take of the black plastic cowl in front of the radiator and turn the handle bars. you will be able to reach the wires and mount the signals with out taking of the sides.
but since you are new to bikes, i recommend you take of the sides and see what everything looks like with the fairings off.
good luck.
easy install. good luck.
ranger, if you wanna be a lazy man like me. you can take of the black plastic cowl in front of the radiator and turn the handle bars. you will be able to reach the wires and mount the signals with out taking of the sides.
but since you are new to bikes, i recommend you take of the sides and see what everything looks like with the fairings off.
good luck.
easy install. good luck.
#5
12-14-2007, 11:00 AM
RE: flush mount turn signals
No, my instructions state the front headlight fairing needs to be removed, but seems excessive to me....I can see the wires with the sides off and am changing out my triple clamp to a vortex so the handlebars will be off anyways, should be easy, thanks for the help.
#6
12-14-2007, 03:17 PM
RE: flush mount turn signals
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Can it be done without removing the front fairing? I already have the side off and it looks accessable. I am going to do some greggs customs on mine as soon as the weather gets above 20 and I can stand being out in the garage....
Can it be done without removing the front fairing? I already have the side off and it looks accessable. I am going to do some greggs customs on mine as soon as the weather gets above 20 and I can stand being out in the garage....
ORIGINAL: eekenterprises
No, my instructions state the front headlight fairing needs to be removed, but seems excessive to me....I can see the wires with the sides off and am changing out my triple clamp to a vortex so the handlebars will be off anyways, should be easy, thanks for the help.
No, my instructions state the front headlight fairing needs to be removed, but seems excessive to me....I can see the wires with the sides off and am changing out my triple clamp to a vortex so the handlebars will be off anyways, should be easy, thanks for the help.
for future reference. head light fairing is refered to as the upper fairing. front fairing is the cowl that is on your front wheel.
that threw me off a bit.
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12-16-2007, 09:15 PM
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12-16-2007, 10:08 PM
RE: flush mount turn signals
I did it last night, wasn't that bad at all, once I figured I could disconnect the signal wire at the upper fairing and pull it through to work all the connections, I did the gregs flushmounts and they are impressive, now if I could get my damn speedohealer installed...
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12-17-2007, 09:48 AM
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12-17-2007, 11:39 AM
RE: flush mount turn signals
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I did it last night, wasn't that bad at all, once I figured I could disconnect the signal wire at the upper fairing and pull it through to work all the connections, I did the gregs flushmounts and they are impressive, now if I could get my damn speedohealer installed...
I did it last night, wasn't that bad at all, once I figured I could disconnect the signal wire at the upper fairing and pull it through to work all the connections, I did the gregs flushmounts and they are impressive, now if I could get my damn speedohealer installed...