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  • Flush mount lights

    I have found these lights on ebay


    Has anyone used these? If you have how do they bolt in. I want to use these to replace my front signals since my bike did not come with any. I have a pre-98 and I was thinking of bolting these into the fairing and filling the existing light hole with mesh.

    Let me know if this would work.

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  • #2
    They stick on with double sided sticky tape. You just drill a hole where you want to run the wires though, then wire them into the stock signal wires. You can get them at bike shops for a lot cheaper though, and not have to pay shipping. I think I got mine for like $15 bucks. A lot of the ones I seen are made by Lockhart Philips.
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    • #3
      you can use screws to put them on. Yes I have them on the tail section. Check my ride profile.
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      • #4
        Yeah every dealer Ive ever been too has them in there. Clear, and amber lenses,and very easy to install.

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        • #5
          Has any one used these for there front signals? Has anyone replaced all signals with these?

          "It is no the speed that kills you. It is the sudden stop." - John Prutzman R.I.P. John.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by mikemcw
            Has any one used these for there front signals? Has anyone replaced all signals with these?
            I have a set I haven't mounted yet for the front. I will have them on there though
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            • #7
              come to think of it, I still have a set of short stalks I never put on either. hhhmm, i gotta get around to doing that!

              I thought of doing flush mounts on the rear, but just dunno yet.

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              • #8
                Originally posted by mikemcw
                Has any one used these for there front signals? Has anyone replaced all signals with these?
                On a pre-98 they would work fine for the front or rear... You can pick and choose the location you want them, or use the stock holes..
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                • #9
                  Those were on mine when I bought my bike. I painted them gloss black instead of the fake CF bs.

                  Now that they are black I like them. I never thought about puting them in the rear also. New mod...

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                  • #10
                    Fair warning. I have them on mine in the front and during daylight, cars can't see them if the bike is facing them straight-on. If you're waiting to make a left at a light, you have to angle the bike slightly away from the turn so they can see it flashing. They look way better than stock, though.
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                    • #11
                      You can set it up to where those cover the holes completely AND not have to drill other holes for mounting by making some backing plates. I use to have a set on mine and that is what I did. PM me if you want more details.

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                      • #12
                        I have them all the way around mine..... Front can be put right over the stock holes......
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                        • #13
                          I just installed flush mounts for the rear of my Kat last Friday evening. I picked up a pair of LP black/clear w/ amber bulbs.

                          They look WAY nicer than the stock rears on my 99 Kat. I'll post a pic after I take one during the lunch break.

                          I mounted them by squeezing the inner edge of the tail plastic between the light housing, and a set of rubber & steel 1.25" flat washers.
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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by mikemcw
                            Has any one used these for there front signals? Has anyone replaced all signals with these?
                            I have some similar ones front and rear (same design withou the ghey carbon look ) . Screwed in place , cover the stock signal holes . No double-sided tape . Pretty simple , really . The rear you'd probably have to cut a hole for them , but the front they just go over the stock signal holes just fine . See miy ride profile for more details ...
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                            • #15
                              Follow up image of my rear signal job... i know it is slightly off topic... but i like them and want some input.

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