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During my first ride the rear turn signals decided they would be more useful hanging. The rubber I guess dry rotted and the little dumps was the breaking point to the rubber. I finally got around to fixing them while I'm waiting on some parts for the carbs to come in.
This is before fixing, as they hung off the bike, serving little to no purpose.
Eliminated the rubber, pushed the bolt into the opening that the rubber was held in and used some RTV to seal the bolt.
And installed, kinda stubby looking, but they're functional now.
Once I get the time and money, I'll be making an integrated, LED tail light.
Kind of a simple fix, but it's holding my sanity together making me feel like I've done something to fix the bike as it's been a SLOW rebuild.
This is before fixing, as they hung off the bike, serving little to no purpose.
Eliminated the rubber, pushed the bolt into the opening that the rubber was held in and used some RTV to seal the bolt.
And installed, kinda stubby looking, but they're functional now.
Once I get the time and money, I'll be making an integrated, LED tail light.
Kind of a simple fix, but it's holding my sanity together making me feel like I've done something to fix the bike as it's been a SLOW rebuild.
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