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Was curious if anybody could point me in the right direction for shortening up the front turn signals on my tree.
I have a 2005 Sporty XL1200C with the front turn signal relocation. I just don't like how far out they stick from the tree. Was hoping to suck them in a little closer to the bike.
I have the HD kit on my 1200 C and they do stick out a bit far, but on that bike I don't care-I have them on the upper tree. I have the clamp style kit on my XL50 from J&P Cycle and they look great! They put the signals in 1" closer than the HD kit and just have a nice look to them. I have them mounted right below the upper tree. As you can see I like my front signals up by the headlight. The kit form J&P is for the 39mm forks and they are like $32.99 plus shipping.
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