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Rear Eliminator/front Signal Removal

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rworm

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Switched to amber bulbs runnin lights are now the signals on front
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The rear is my taste only/Ihad drawn this out a while back and had a couple hrs. extra today so here ya go/Oh yea,I dont ride in the rain EVER!!!!!!!!!!:haha: :haha:
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Used factory setup w/o 2inch spacer to light the plate
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Hey i know ya can by commercially but i LUV tinkering w/ all my toys
rworm:rider:
 
I put 7w amber bulbs in place of the white position light bulbs and hooked them up as my front turns signals, but they were really hard to see, so I switched them back.
 
I wonder how it would look with the running lights amber,not being used as signals?
 
sz rider said:
I wonder how it would look with the running lights amber,not being used as signals?
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Thats actually what I have done, and now with the very bright after market dual filament turns signals I have installed front and rear, that I have hooked the other filament up as running lights, which are also very bright, at night it really makes my bike a lot more noticble both front and rear, but especially up front, and it looks pretty cool now with the 4 amber lights up front.

I'll try and take a picture tonight of the lights and post it up. :rider:
 
rworm,

No offense, but when I saw this picture of your modified tail section, the first thing that came to mind is how all of those pop rivets reminded me of a studded leather Harley tool bag, so have you thought about painting the heads of the rivets black so they don't stand out like they do. I was also curious as to why you cut your license plate like you did.

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No offense taken
stainless panhead screws are now black,after looking at it i thought the same as you
the plate is not cut it is sittin in a plate holder but i see what ya mean from pic
rworm:mrgreen:
 
It looks like a nekkid MotoGP bike with that exhaust! Clean lines with the new signals and undertail. I really dig it! :clap:
 
so all you did was cut with a dremel? remount with rivets or pan head screws and how the heck did you mount your plate way back there?
 
Deep .

Love it .

Ive been out with the satin black myself .Have to say not a dissimilar look .Did the intakes black ,ill post a pic and see if it tempts you .
 
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