Signal Relocator Help-
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Tourer
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From: Sharpsburg,GA
Signal Relocator Help-
Well I bought this kit http://www.jpcycles.com/productdetai...ge=&search=
from JP Cycles and I have no idea how the hell it goes on. The kit did not come with any intallation instructions. Just wondering if anyone has this particular kit and would like to shed some light so to speak. Thanks.
from JP Cycles and I have no idea how the hell it goes on. The kit did not come with any intallation instructions. Just wondering if anyone has this particular kit and would like to shed some light so to speak. Thanks.
Cruiser
Joined: Jul 2007
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From: Indian Trail, NC
RE: Signal Relocator Help-
from the look of it, you can pop the screws out of the (dont know the terminology here) brace below your headlight, and it goes on the sides there. 1 screw to hold it on, 1 to screw into the bottom of the turn signal.. just from the looks of it anyhow
Tourer
Joined: Jul 2007
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From: NY
RE: Signal Relocator Help-
Here is a nice clear pic http://www.jpcycles.com/catalog/2008...talog/0332.asp
Scroll down on the left
Scroll down on the left
Tourer
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From: NY
RE: Signal Relocator Help-
Also from last week https://www.hdforums.com/m_2749892/m...tm.htm#2750035
Tourer
Joined: Dec 2007
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From: San Antonio TX
RE: Signal Relocator Help-
Hatz01,
I installed mine this weekend and had the same problems. You can use the pivot bolts from the old handlebar installation or find some 5/16-24 bolts. I preferred new bolts because the pivot bolts have a shoulder but you can get past that with spacers if you have them.
I used 1 1/4 5/16-24 cap heads with a washer on the inside to give the bolt a flat surface to cinch to inside the cup area of the new bracket. I put 2 5-16-24 nuts on the bolt to act as jam nuts against the new bracket and the turn signal. I'm going to replace them with chrome nuts eventually (the ones I used are stainless).
There's probably smarter ways to do this but this is how I got through the weekend with what I had to work with.
Rick
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I installed mine this weekend and had the same problems. You can use the pivot bolts from the old handlebar installation or find some 5/16-24 bolts. I preferred new bolts because the pivot bolts have a shoulder but you can get past that with spacers if you have them.
I used 1 1/4 5/16-24 cap heads with a washer on the inside to give the bolt a flat surface to cinch to inside the cup area of the new bracket. I put 2 5-16-24 nuts on the bolt to act as jam nuts against the new bracket and the turn signal. I'm going to replace them with chrome nuts eventually (the ones I used are stainless).
There's probably smarter ways to do this but this is how I got through the weekend with what I had to work with.
Rick
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Tourer
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From: Sharpsburg,GA
RE: Signal Relocator Help-
Koppster ,
Dude, Thanks a HOLE BUNCH for the good pictures. That just put everything into perspective. I was actually getting ready to return the damn things. I was so confused and JP Cycles Tech help was not that good [:@]. Now Ill go back and install the things tonight.
Dude, Thanks a HOLE BUNCH for the good pictures. That just put everything into perspective. I was actually getting ready to return the damn things. I was so confused and JP Cycles Tech help was not that good [:@]. Now Ill go back and install the things tonight.
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Road Master
Joined: Oct 2007
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From: Memphis, TN via NoVA
RE: Signal Relocator Help-
ORIGINAL: Koppster
Hatz01,
I installed mine this weekend and had the same problems. You can use the pivot bolts from the old handlebar installation or find some 5/16-24 bolts. I preferred new bolts because the pivot bolts have a shoulder but you can get past that with spacers if you have them.
I used 1 1/4 5/16-24 cap heads with a washer on the inside to give the bolt a flat surface to cinch to inside the cup area of the new bracket. I put 2 5-16-24 nuts on the bolt to act as jam nuts against the new bracket and the turn signal. I'm going to replace them with chrome nuts eventually (the ones I used are stainless).
There's probably smarter ways to do this but this is how I got through the weekend with what I had to work with.
Rick
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[IMG]local://upfiles/48659/95BB543E071D43E38FB8F6502E935CC5.jpg[/IMG]
Hatz01,
I installed mine this weekend and had the same problems. You can use the pivot bolts from the old handlebar installation or find some 5/16-24 bolts. I preferred new bolts because the pivot bolts have a shoulder but you can get past that with spacers if you have them.
I used 1 1/4 5/16-24 cap heads with a washer on the inside to give the bolt a flat surface to cinch to inside the cup area of the new bracket. I put 2 5-16-24 nuts on the bolt to act as jam nuts against the new bracket and the turn signal. I'm going to replace them with chrome nuts eventually (the ones I used are stainless).
There's probably smarter ways to do this but this is how I got through the weekend with what I had to work with.
Rick
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RE: Signal Relocator Help-
Ok guys, good job on fabbing up ways to get this kit to work. When I stated it was an easy install in another post, it was because I only had to use the small allen bolts supplied with the HD "Batwing" kit to mount my sigs to the new JP Cycles kit. And JP Cycles is'nt gonna help you much since it's a Drag Specialties product and their tech people are even dumber........(is dumber a word?).
Since I'm surethe the bolts I used can be found at Home Depot, Im gonna pull mine apart just to make sure anyone else buying this kit picks up the right bolts to make it as flush as mine is.
Stay tuned............
Since I'm surethe the bolts I used can be found at Home Depot, Im gonna pull mine apart just to make sure anyone else buying this kit picks up the right bolts to make it as flush as mine is.
Stay tuned............
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RE: Signal Relocator Help-
Ok, here's the deal. You'll needtwo5/16-24 x 5/8 Allen bolts to make it happen. The trick to it is, to tighten the small allen heads bolts that hold the sigs in place just enough so that there is a minor amount of play in them for adjustment when the bike is upright. Grab a couple of 5/16 lock washers also.
If ya can't find what ya need bolt wise at The Depot, your dealer has them. Part # 2698A.
If ya can't find what ya need bolt wise at The Depot, your dealer has them. Part # 2698A.