And while I hate to be argumentative, ...that looks more like a LEFT turn signal, to me.
Yes, but when you're right, your right.
And while I hate to be argumentative, ...that looks more like a LEFT turn signal, to me.
Oh the Horror I can't keep watching this threadAs long as the mirrors were off . . . decided on another addition thanks to Wes and Josh_ST.
Decided to add some turn signal amber mini LEDs to help vehicles to my sides know my intentions.
I used the Oznium LED side emitting mirror lights . . . really easy to use and install. They come in a 20" strip.
Thanks to The Dan for his 2014 wiring guidance.
- LED black wire connects to the Green ground wire.
- LED red wire connects to the Orange and Baby Blue wires on the left and right sides.
To connected the wires I using Posi-Locks that allow solid connections with simple twists of the Lock ends.
One advantage is the ability to take them back apart if something needs to be adjusted or changed . . . like if I'd install the side emitting LEDs facing the wrong way on the first mirrors effort?
Here's the right side wired up.
Turn signal off
Turn signal on -flashing in tandem with the front facing turn signal.
The most difficult of this upgrade was stripping the really small gauge wires (24 gauge?).
Shuey
Sounds to me, a bit like... seller's remorse.Oh the Horror I can't keep watching this thread
Sounds to me, a bit like... seller's remorse.
Do we need to find you a therapist in Tucson so you can work through, and overcome this trauma?
Run away from the lights....don't walk towards the lightsSounds to me, a bit like... seller's remorse.
Do we need to find you a therapist in Tucson so you can work through, and overcome this trauma?
On those 2nd Gen Side Emitting LED Strips. At 20 inches long, can they be split in half to be able to do both mirrors?
Yep, there are power/ground wires at both ends of the 20s". I made two cuts giving me two strips of 8" each with wires . . . and trashed the middle 4"s. Very easy.
Anyone run one of these on the darkside? Things are tight back there! It's a great idea, I bet I pulled 10 rocks out of the swingarm/brake line area when I just changed my rear tire. Besides, who doesn't love pulling that wide tire out of the swing arm past the ABS sensor! (For the third time, since I realized I forgot to balance it just as I engaged the splines onto the bike the first time )Rear Shock Protector
I have them on all my bikes.
He just couldn't leave well enough alone could he..... SMH.Oh the Horror I can't keep watching this thread
No. It's Shuey'sOh my God, is that my Pan European top case sitting on the cement getting scratched?
Oh my God, is that my Pan European top case sitting on the cement getting scratched?
I'm reminded of a guy who finds the girl of his dreams, they get married,... but his new mother-in-law is a witch, and won't leave him alone.Oh my God, is that my Pan European top case sitting on the cement getting scratched?