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They look great with those fork boots, I'm running TruWrapz and I am no definitely going to put on some fork boots.
thanks, i'm really please with how they turned out...
are yours visible enough in the day?
my led mirrors are pretty crappy during the day but my custom dynamics rear lights are super bright
Let me know how removing/reinstalling them works - it looks like you could just pull out the zip tie, feed another one thru and seal with silicone but the 3M tape seems pretty darn sticky...
I'll be running a fairing now and then so they had to go lower.
I wanted to hide them in the folds of the boots but looking at yours they're stealthy enough as-is
Originally Posted by Strive4More
I put these on over the weekend too. I ran mine just above the headlight so I could still run a tool bag up front in the future. They really clean up the look of the front end.
I put these on over the weekend too. I ran mine just above the headlight so I could still run a tool bag up front in the future. They really clean up the look of the front end.
So are these sticky on? I am wondering what kink of issue you will have if you ever need to remove your fork legs.
they're way brighter than the led mirrors, which is good because they're near useless in the daylight
the missing led in the mirror just stopped working one day, i pulled the mirror apart and the led unit inside is sealed, no way in to repair it so there's a new single mirror on its way... if another goes i'm tossing the set and putting regular mirrors on again
mine don't have the white light so they're a little better but they're not great in direct sun...
(to be fair, they're about as useful as the headlight in direct sun)
a more normal use of daylight in the shade (normal for the city anyway)
this was taken about 3-4 car lengths away
and the rear leds, for reference
(very glad these are brighter)
all in all I'm happy with them, i'm not super concerned that people in far front of me know where I'm going, as long as the car in front can see and all the one's behind!
I just bought these TruWrapz, haven't installed them yet though. I also wanted to get some for boots like yours. Do they interfere with each other at all? Like do the the fork boots press against the TruWrapz, do you see it causing a problem at all?
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