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25 Apr 2006 22:37 #42711 by AzKZ650
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I just saw these in the dennis kirk catalog:

I was thinking I could clamp two of these on my front forks and just bolt some turn signals on some stems right onto them.

Has anyone tried these ?

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26 Apr 2006 05:39 #42760 by waterman
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kznme,

Pennsylvania has an annual vehicle safety inspection. For my car it means that my tires have to be good, no rust throught the body into the passenger compartment, etc. (last inspection dinged me for windshield wipers). This also includes that I have to have my motorcycle inspected annually. Overall, not a bad thing, however, I don't think it keeps the Hardley riders any safer (even if your brake pads are good, it doesn't mean they will stop the bike any quicker)--there is a whole lot of them around here. I lived in Wisconsin most of my life and, I kid you not, there are more of those noisey things here then there.

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26 Apr 2006 06:45 #42773 by N0NB
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Here's an example of how the PO solved the turn signal mounting problem when he put the clubmans on the SR I bought:


Nate

Nates vintage bike axiom: Riding is the reward for time spent wrenching.
Murphys corollary: Wrenching is the result of time spent riding.

1979 KZ650 (Complete!)
1979 KZ650 SR (Sold!)
1979 KL250 (For sale)
1994 Bayou 400 (four wheel peel :D )
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26 Apr 2006 06:48 #42776 by N0NB
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Bracket close up:



At the botton of the bolt that clamps the lamp to the bar you can see the ground lug. When I put the lamps back on the handlebar, I had to cut that lug off and solder a new one in place so the wire could go through the mounting post.

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Nate

Nates vintage bike axiom: Riding is the reward for time spent wrenching.
Murphys corollary: Wrenching is the result of time spent riding.

1979 KZ650 (Complete!)
1979 KZ650 SR (Sold!)
1979 KL250 (For sale)
1994 Bayou 400 (four wheel peel :D )
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26 Apr 2006 06:50 #42777 by N0NB
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and another:


Nate

Nates vintage bike axiom: Riding is the reward for time spent wrenching.
Murphys corollary: Wrenching is the result of time spent riding.

1979 KZ650 (Complete!)
1979 KZ650 SR (Sold!)
1979 KL250 (For sale)
1994 Bayou 400 (four wheel peel :D )
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26 Apr 2006 10:27 #42838 by ambergrismooon
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I picked up a KZ 900 Ltd light bracket. I liked the way it showed more fork and looked cleaner. Then I got a couple of cheap mini-directionals from D.Kirk. Used the directional stalks to fix headlight to bracket. Been on a couple of years and they stay put.
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26 Apr 2006 12:15 - 22 Feb 2013 11:12 #42867 by JMKZHI
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26 Apr 2006 13:51 #42894 by kx_125_pilot
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Werewolfx wrote:

right side


i did pretty much the same thing, except my signal lights are aftermarket......they were cheap, $40 buck cdn a pair......i will post pics when i get home today

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27 Apr 2006 00:34 #43080 by Werewolfx
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i did pretty much the same thing, except my signal lights are aftermarket......they were cheap, $40 buck cdn a pair......i will post pics when i get home today


I paid $6 US each for my turnsignals, front and rear ;)

Chris

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27 Apr 2006 09:01 #43147 by kx_125_pilot
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Werewolfx wrote:

i did pretty much the same thing, except my signal lights are aftermarket......they were cheap, $40 buck cdn a pair......i will post pics when i get home today


I paid $6 US each for my turnsignals, front and rear ;)


thats pretty cheap.....i have dual filament on the front for running lights and single filament on the rear, and the single's were cheaper. Are yours dual or single?? And where did you get them?

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27 Apr 2006 12:35 #43193 by Werewolfx
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dual filament front and rear, bought them at the local Farm and Home/true value store. They're just pedestal mount trailer lights. The fronts are actually double sided too, you can get single sided red ones and put amber lenses on them for the front. If you don't use hand signals in the day time, that might actually be smart..the sun shines right through mine in the early evening, and you can't see em really well if the sun is to my back and you're facing me.

Chris

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27 Apr 2006 18:26 #43269 by DanOz7Five0
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I have a set of the stock ears around here and Im sure I have a set of signals around. In a few weeks Im going to be switching over my stock signals so I can definately come up with something if you need it.

Mark, how visible are those signals on the reflector mounts? From the pic I see they look alot like the set I have that I want to put on.

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