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I've been searching for a decent alternative over the factory turn signals that seem like they belong on an airplane or something.
I have seen the Joker Machine side rail mounted ones, but they do not offer a very good view of the mounted signals to make a $200 decision. Does anyone have this specific kit on their bike that can share a few photos?
Are there any other decent alternatives? I want something simple and more stealthy that the stock ones.
Thanks for any advice or recommendations. I've been trying to find a solution for a few weeks now, and nothing I've seen yet has enticed me.
I've been searching for a decent alternative over the factory turn signals that seem like they belong on an airplane or something.
I have seen the Joker Machine side rail mounted ones, but they do not offer a very good view of the mounted signals to make a $200 decision. Does anyone have this specific kit on their bike that can share a few photos?
Are there any other decent alternatives? I want something simple and more stealthy that the stock ones.
Thanks for any advice or recommendations. I've been trying to find a solution for a few weeks now, and nothing I've seen yet has enticed me.
Sorry old boy could not agree with you less regarding the jokers...
Sorry old boy could not agree with you less regarding the jokers...
I am talking about the side rail mounted ones, and I was referring to the photos they have available. Not how they look on the bike. I cannot tell how good/bad they look because they one offer one photo, and it's not even a rear view.
I am talking about the side rail mounted ones, and I was referring to the photos they have available. Not how they look on the bike. I cannot tell how good/bad they look because they one offer one photo, and it's not even a rear view.
Are your tail lights pretty visible in the day? I assume you needed a load eq?
the tail light is a H_D product running/brake (plug-n-play)
the turn signals are Joker machine ,super bright do need a load equalizer..
job done!!! H_D sidemount with licence plate light, i challenge anyone on this forum to have a neater set-up than those turn signals
the tail light is a H_D product running/brake (plug-n-play)
the turn signals are Joker machine ,super bright do need a load equalizer..
job done!!! H_D sidemount with licence plate light, i challenge anyone on this forum to have a neater set-up than those turn signals
I think you do have a clean setup, but personally I don't like those turn signals you have for my build. They would seem out of place on my bike IMO.
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