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I hope you can look at the concept and offer me some feedback.... this is just me grabbing pieces at hand and slapping together a mount so I could get them in the air and look at them.
Thoughts? Ideas? Opinions?
Last edited by Dagerazod; Jan 7, 2009 at 06:09 AM.
quote...you remember when your uncle pulled a quarter out of your ear and you thought it was fantastical....magic...then later you find out how it was done and you were completely unimpressed
only joke-ing......i would move the turn signals back out to balance it better
if they don't hear you they'll see you. send up some more pics of the side of your bike. are those red fins on your engine. i'm a big fan of red with night trains. .
How far apart are the signals? Depending on your state, there will probably be a minimum distance that your signals need to be spaced apart.
My rear signals are LED, strut hugging, mini bullets. I'm pretty sure they are not spaced far enough apart, but they have been that way for 2-1/2 years.
I live in SW Florida, where they seem to be fairly lax on motorcycles.
Tom
How far apart are the signals? Depending on your state, there will probably be a minimum distance that your signals need to be spaced apart.
My rear signals are LED, strut hugging, mini bullets. I'm pretty sure they are not spaced far enough apart, but they have been that way for 2-1/2 years.
I live in SW Florida, where they seem to be fairly lax on motorcycles.
Tom
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