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I believe they are Cirius LED Engine guard lights. Usually they're used for
extra road lights. They do not come with a switch and instructions only to
wire to a good ground and +12v source, so how you want it wired is up to you.
Hopefully I have not misspoken on Wachuko's intent for these LEDs.
T.
Correct. Doing what goblue90 did on his engine guard... but since mine is curved I can only install on the top portion of the bar...
the brown seat would look nice. what's the rear tire size now?
I am still using the 170. With the shims under the fender brackets it is providing the needed spacing to not rub. But once this tire is gone, I will go to 150...
Yeah... me too... and I thought that since it worked without issues in the 48 that it would be a non-issue with the Slim... I was surprised to find out that the fender needed to be opened up some to make it fit... anyway... it will stay like this until it is time to replace the rear tire.
Yeah... me too... and I thought that since it worked without issues in the 48 that it would be a non-issue with the Slim... I was surprised to find out that the fender needed to be opened up some to make it fit... anyway... it will stay like this until it is time to replace the rear tire.
Have to also ask why? Has shimming the fender been a problem? Has it changed the handling too much for you? Performance degraded? Don't like the look? Poor tire choices in that size?
Have to also ask why? Has shimming the fender been a problem? Has it changed the handling too much for you? Performance degraded? Don't like the look? Poor tire choices in that size?
I think that size looks good in there.
Love the looks and how it rides...but I was expecting a simple bolt-on with this one...nothing else really...
I believe they are Cirius LED Engine guard lights. Usually they're used for
extra road lights. They do not come with a switch and instructions only to
wire to a good ground and +12v source, so how you want it wired is up to you.
Hopefully I have not misspoken on Wachuko's intent for these LEDs.
T.
Thanks WKNDS. His idea or doin a wire tuck in the engine guard to locate these sounds good.
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