a few new pics
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A great looking bike for sure. As far as the rear turn sigs go, check these Alloy Art Strut lights out. They are very low key and work well with the Kury Panacea taillight. I was just on their site and they also make "Axel Lights" as well. I don't know if they come in black, but you could always have them coated:
http://www.alloyart.com/products/markerlights.html
On the bike:
http://www.alloyart.com/products/markerlights.html
On the bike:
I don't know what you're trying to accomplish with turn sigs, but for mine I had a bracket made to bolt on the upper shock mount...then attached Kury minibullets to it. Kind of a pain with wiring, but they work great and you barely notice them when they're off.
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Road Master
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From: long island.ny
nice idea. i can hardly even see your sigs. that wont work for me because i do occasionally put on saddle bags. the setup i have now was done to relocate from the struts which worked out fine. now that i chopped the fender and removed the taillight, i'm not happy with the look. i'm still open to suggestions.
nice idea. i can hardly even see your sigs. that wont work for me because i do occasionally put on saddle bags. the setup i have now was done to relocate from the struts which worked out fine. now that i chopped the fender and removed the taillight, i'm not happy with the look. i'm still open to suggestions.
I'm planning on taking some outdoor photos tomorrow...I'll shoot some closeups of the relocated sigs then too...I've been meaning to for a while.
Here's a crappy, bigger version of my sigpic shot at night in the garage...best I have for actually seeing the bracket and signal:
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Road Master
Joined: Oct 2008
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From: long island.ny
Do you use throwovers or an EZ/ghost bracket setup? I figure that I'll have enough clearance when I add saddlebags, although the bags might obscure the sigs.
I'm planning on taking some outdoor photos tomorrow...I'll shoot some closeups of the relocated sigs then too...I've been meaning to for a while.
Here's a crappy, bigger version of my sigpic shot at night in the garage...best I have for actually seeing the bracket and signal:
I'm planning on taking some outdoor photos tomorrow...I'll shoot some closeups of the relocated sigs then too...I've been meaning to for a while.
Here's a crappy, bigger version of my sigpic shot at night in the garage...best I have for actually seeing the bracket and signal:
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Ok, since you asked, I have to be the only jerk of the thread thus far and say.... that color is ugly. I think the pipe wrap is a strange choice of color as well. I honestly think you took a really nice motorcycle and yucked it up. But, you asked.
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I think the bike looks tough and honestly I don't see anything wron with the rear sigs.
Maybe a smaller set would be less pronounced, but it's unique without being ugly, plus it lets you run the bags.
Maybe a smaller set would be less pronounced, but it's unique without being ugly, plus it lets you run the bags.