mirror/indicator combo
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mirror/indicator combo
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Folding-LED- ... 5d307ada20
Noticed these on E bay was wondering if anyone has utilised these before.. cheap for $25
Noticed these on E bay was wondering if anyone has utilised these before.. cheap for $25
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Re: mirror/indicator combo
yep..ive seen these before but wasnt sure to the styling i want..looks like the nasty end to a TRIFFID..ive also come across guard/fender indicators from quality japanese cars that would look good inserted into the origional mirrors if possible as well.
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Re: mirror/indicator combo
Yep, i've got em. They bounce a fair bit and are hard to keep adjusted. In a word, cheap. I will persevere with them. Bling ? 
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Re: mirror/indicator combo
I agree, their pivot point being within the plastic means that anything with `vibes` tries to constantly re-adjust them. Dawn bought me a pair for my Skorpion which for a single is pretty smooth, but they do work loose and out of adjustment at times.
The LED`s don`t show much in daylight but at night look rather nice in all honesty.
I`ve fitted mine with stainless fasteners and utilised nyloc nuts, they help a great deal. I might fabricate some alloy plates to go into the fixings slots, that`ll help keep them tight too as if you tighten the screws too hard they simply bed into the plastic and squeeze it thinner, deforming it.
The LED`s don`t show much in daylight but at night look rather nice in all honesty.
I`ve fitted mine with stainless fasteners and utilised nyloc nuts, they help a great deal. I might fabricate some alloy plates to go into the fixings slots, that`ll help keep them tight too as if you tighten the screws too hard they simply bed into the plastic and squeeze it thinner, deforming it.
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Re: mirror/indicator combo
I bought some similar ones but fixed up/down, except the vertical angle is well off, $50 down the drain!
I'm trying to see if I can match a pair from FAR Italy, they look pretty good & are reasonably cheap too: http://www.far.it/
If anyone knows another model that will definitely fit, they have most late model stuff with LED indicators (Not FZR, Thundercat etc though) I'm all ears!
I'm trying to see if I can match a pair from FAR Italy, they look pretty good & are reasonably cheap too: http://www.far.it/
If anyone knows another model that will definitely fit, they have most late model stuff with LED indicators (Not FZR, Thundercat etc though) I'm all ears!
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Re: mirror/indicator combo
LOL! i literally just fitted a pair, walked inside and logged on. Coincidence much....
anyway i bought a set for like AUD$30 free postage expecting that they would be the cheapest of cheap. They are.
Ill try this thing called a dig-i-tal camera and see if i can get a photo of how they look.
anyway i bought a set for like AUD$30 free postage expecting that they would be the cheapest of cheap. They are.
Ill try this thing called a dig-i-tal camera and see if i can get a photo of how they look.
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Re: mirror/indicator combo
That looks like the type i have on my Skorpion, slotted mounting holes in their mounting foot?
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