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I un plugged them from the harness underneath the tank... I think I will be putting them back on though haven't decided yet on that as of now
Thanks, just removed mine to see how it goes. I like the cleaned up bars and forks, and they aren't required here. I just wasn't sure if unplugging them would effect the rear lights at all. Appreciate it.
Thanks, just removed mine to see how it goes. I like the cleaned up bars and forks, and they aren't required here. I just wasn't sure if unplugging them would effect the rear lights at all. Appreciate it.
bmx- how do you like those firestones?
the rears will blink a little faster but if you search the forum there is a resistor or other way to fix that issue.
Thanks, just removed mine to see how it goes. I like the cleaned up bars and forks, and they aren't required here. I just wasn't sure if unplugging them would effect the rear lights at all. Appreciate it.
bmx- how do you like those firestones?
love em....
Originally Posted by Misbehaven
That chop job on your controls looks like a bucket full of mashed a$$holes.
i cleaned them out really well and painted them after taking the dremel to em. you can't even tell i did anything unless you get up under there really close. can't tell anything was chopped but thanks, i'll take that as a compliment.
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