rear turn signal conversion
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Check them out in my gallery. I changed mine when I bought the module to convert my rear turn signals into running and brake lights. The red lenses came with the module. It was a good call, as far as I'm concerned. 
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It's $54.95
part number 69461-06A
I guarantee you WILL be SEEN frm behind with this kit installed.
It is 100% plug and play, takes about 5 minutes to install (depending on how fast you can remove the rider seat)
so easy, a caveman could do it!
I have it on my roadking classic and love it.
part number 69461-06A
I guarantee you WILL be SEEN frm behind with this kit installed.
It is 100% plug and play, takes about 5 minutes to install (depending on how fast you can remove the rider seat)
so easy, a caveman could do it!
I have it on my roadking classic and love it.
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Turn signal/brake light conversion
I think mine was about $53. That about a year and a half ago. Simple 'plug and play' installation. That was the first thing I did to my scooter. I have since read that Kuryakin makes a system that causes the brake lights to 'pulse' in addition to making the turn signals brake lights.
Last edited by rjg883c; Oct 22, 2008 at 11:32 PM.
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Some say they like the module that makes the turns run as brake lights and turn signals, but not necessarily as running lights (all the time). Some believe that using them as turns and brake lights offers more of a difference when braking and turning, since that's the only time they're activated, drawing more attention to you while slowing down. Whereas if they ran all the time, it may not be as noticeable, especially daylight, when you hit the brakes.
At the same time, I've also heard that some that did the LED conversion, made everything brighter overall, and they were more comfortable w/ using them as running lights and brake lights.
YMMV.
At the same time, I've also heard that some that did the LED conversion, made everything brighter overall, and they were more comfortable w/ using them as running lights and brake lights.
YMMV.
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I have the Kuryakyn Panacea LED tail light & turn signals and really like their setup. LEDs are lots brighter than stock lights. The turn signals remain red until the signal switch is used, then the signal light flashes amber. The whole setup is around $200 but well worth it IMO