http://www.motosport.com/motorcycle/...talogId=104032

12.99... Giddy up

 

If you are still looking for one,I'll sell you mine for $10.00 plus shipping

 

Thats wierd mine was located in front of the cowl next to the forks. The headlight fuse was up there to.

 

Then the previous owner removed it and put it back in the wrong spot.

 

(See how I bump older threads verus making new ones NOOBS?)

Anyways, Yog182, did that one work for ya? I really don't care what kind I get, just cheap.

 

guys all i can say is thank you ever so much for this post and espetialy the pics too helped me no end ty

 

hey incognito new to the cbr world and just was woundering what is that piece above the relay its the one right at the top with a wire plug coming out of it that has the two screws holding it just took mine off and looked cracked and having problems with my blinkers and was woundering if that had anything to do with it?
thank you looking foward to your response

 

Tip sensor. Doubt it would cause blinking problems

 

So,

1. Why would one need to change the flasher relay?

2. Does installing LED change the flashing rate to faster, slower, or ?

Sorry for the silly questions. I am also going to be changing the signals to LEDs soon; this info would be helpful.

Thanks.

 

A 'normal' flasher relay uses a thin metal strip that heats and cools, causing it to bend and create a circuit. It does this on and off which gives you flashing. LEDs draw much less current than regular bulbs, so it changes the flash rate. An electronic flasher relay doesn't use this resistance method to flash.

LEDs will make the flasher rate faster (or sometimes no flash at all) without changing the relay.