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i have been trying to find a tailight with the turn signals built in so that i can remove the bullet signals from the rear end of the bike to clean it up some...havent been havin much luck finding anythig but i am sure that someone else must have done this on here...if anyone could point me in the right direction i would really appreciate it ,,,
Had some trouble myself finding something I wanted. Ended up ordering some real cheap **** from China. Looked like stock, only smoked, and worked great...
For about a month....
So now Im rocking one from D2 Moto. Looks great. Like stock only smoked and much slimmer. Still work, but I only had it for about a month before the winter kicked in, so Im not sure how long its gonna last. But for $80 I have no problem buying a couple of these each year just to avoid using the stock lights.
Thanks thats pretty much what i am looking for...i did see those cheap ones on ebay but didnt figure they would be much good....was there any problems installing the D2 moto one or is it pretty straight forward???
I used Kuryakyn's Panacea Tail Light in 2008 and removed my rear signals, I think it was about $200. I got one that looked stock, three years and 25,000 miles and have had no issues, you can also set it so the brakes flash for a couple seconds when you hit them.
not sure if it matters for a load equalizer but i dont have an alrm system on mine....Jayhoo did you have to put one on yours??? and Brutus how much are ya looking to get for yours???
I have the same one GymRat has, good piece, mine flaches brightly at first when brakes applied. I then cut the fender hanger off revealing that big beautiful meat on the back and relocated the licence plate to a nice lighted axle nut mounted one by (i think) Joker.
Put some upswept black sampsons on and some Red-rimmed spoke wheels and voila!! Awesomeness.
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