First "mod" to the bike.

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Dec 15, 2008 | 07:57 PM

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Neo Xian Wu

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Re: First "mod" to the bike.

Looks good man. Now get rid of those stalks on the back lol.

Dec 15, 2008 | 08:36 PM

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Re: First "mod" to the bike.

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Originally Posted by skr00zloose

no need for a relay to control the flash, just get a pair of big sand resistors from radio shack and wire them into the grounds and you'll be good to go. cost: maybe 5 bucks.

looks good though. stock signals always look like hell.

what i did

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Originally Posted by EMCracing

You can come by the shop i have a set I'll give ya.

can't go wrong here either

Dec 15, 2008 | 08:44 PM

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SortaFlush

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Re: First "mod" to the bike.

I love your bike, god damn I want one!

Dec 15, 2008 | 09:06 PM

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MA-HALF-E

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Awesome.

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Re: First "mod" to the bike.

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Originally Posted by Scottyk6

Looks good. Turn six? I was looking at those.

My bike is so stock it hurts.

They're actually Lockhart Phillips. I think I found them on EBAY for about $20/shipped from 58Cycle.

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Originally Posted by Neo Xian Wu

Looks good man. Now get rid of those stalks on the back lol.

I know, they stand out a lot now. Gotta buy paint, and at $200 for materials it ain't cheap. Plus I'm planning on getting the license plate mount holes in the undertail filled, so that's more money on labor. Hopefully by the end of January the undertail will be on.

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Originally Posted by AFwestPunk

what i did

can't go wrong here either

Well, it's supposed to rain tomorrow, and I'm off, so I'll probably swing by Radio Shack while I finish up Christmas shopping and grab what I need. Appreciate the offer EMC, but The Peninsula is a hike for me.

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Originally Posted by I spy Psi

I love your bike, god damn I want one!

Thanks.

Dec 15, 2008 | 09:27 PM

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djgrom

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Re: First "mod" to the bike.

looks good man.

Dec 15, 2008 | 10:06 PM

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Scottyk6

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Re: First "mod" to the bike.

Yeah, Lockhart Phillips makes the Turn Six. So we're talking about the same ones.

Dec 16, 2008 | 02:16 AM

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Re: First "mod" to the bike.

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Originally Posted by Scarlet Letter

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Plus I'm planning on getting the license plate mount holes in the undertail filled, so that's more money on labor. Hopefully by the end of January the undertail will be on.

Have a picture of the license plate mount holes you need filled? May be able to help you cut down on the cost if it's not much to it.

Dec 16, 2008 | 05:59 AM

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Re: First "mod" to the bike.

well you could alway come to say hay LOL. But not any resistor will work you need a 5 ohm 20 watt and you wire it between the pos. and neg. going to the turn signal you will need to do it on both sides. so you will need two of them. hope this helped...