I have the HB front signals and I think they fit great plus you dont need to take the fairing off to install them, you just need to take off the 3 screws holding the upper fairing to the side pieces and it takes just about 10minutes...

 

thank for the pics uniq...those looks good. did a little more poking around on google and came across these http://www.d2moto.com/Items/lts006-smoke?&caSKU=lts006-smoke&caTitle=1997-2008%20Honda%20CBR%20600%201000%20RR%20F3%20F4%20F 4i%20CB%20919%20Flush%20Mount%20LED%20Euro%20Smoke %20Turn%20Signals
anybody have them?

 

Those look like they will fit nicely. Looks like they are the same shape as mine for the most part. Plus, for $15 you really cant go wrong.

 

Those are the cheapest looking/functional flush mounts known to man....trust me, spend the measly 40 dollars and kick it up a notch with some hotbodies flushmounts-cannot go wrong and they look awesome!

 

honestly tho, what is the difference between them...besides 'stepping up' and spending $25 more? the hotbodies look almost identical and functionality can't be too greatly improved..

edit: I thought you were referring to the second link i posted http://www.d2moto.com/Items/lts006-smoke?&caSKU=lts006-smoke&caTitle=1997-2008%20Honda%20CBR%20600%201000%20RR%20F3%20F4%20F 4i%20CB%20919%20Flush%20Mount%20LED%20Euro%20Smoke %20Turn%20Signals
which are only $15 and look almost identical to the hotbodies..

 

The install was that easy for you? I'm ordering a pair this week.

I've been told that you need to incorperate a diode to compensate for the 2:3 ratio wiring or else you won't have running lights and the lights that signify which blinker is on will have both lights on at all times so what up?

Tell me more about the install. I have an 01 F4I

 

The cheap looking pair i had on my old F4... They stuck on the fairing with double sided tape.. They only light up around the outside.. Nothing in the middle of them.. All depending on what kind of budget you are one.. I just ordered hb's for mine this week..

 

I have hotbodies, and would gladly spend the money again. They're great for visibility. with LED's inside the ENTIRE housing.

 

If you want running lights, then yes you have to use diodes: Tutorial. Otherwise you just connect the turn signal positive, connect the ground, and only have the turn signal function. Pretty easy.

 

Doing the job the NON-diode way, do your lights that sygnify which directional is on stay on all the time or do they function normally?

thanks

are the directions straight foward?