[GazzasNewToy]

So lads I finally got rid of the brick
A little work but looks heaps better - all for under $150 in parts

 

[izani]

Looks tidy... simple

 

[Fletch]

Did you have to drill more holes for the tail light and number plate light fittings?

 

[FLrebel]

Looks great, thanks for sharing!

 

[hulksmash]

looks real clean, great job!

 

[tw.song]

Simple yet sophisticated, what a clean work!

 

[GazzasNewToy]

Yeah a few but patience was the key

 

[GazzasNewToy]

Next to change the bazooka

 

[Kjd44]

Where did you run the turn signal wires now that they are in the fender?
Thanks!


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[Lyoko]

Where did you run the turn signal wires now that they are in the fender?
Thanks!


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?? You know, the original wires also run inside the fender, so it ain't like he changed anything in regards of placement or anything such. Most likely he just shortened them since the lights are placed closer to the bike now than before.

 

[Kjd44]

Well the wires actually run between the two pieces of the fender and enter a channel (so they don't get pinched) at the rear. Now, it seems to me, the turn signal wires would come out under the whole fender unit. So I guess my question is how did he run the wires to the channel between the two pieces of fender? Cut a hole in the bottom piece or run them to the rear again? Hope this all makes sense. It seems like it would make most sense to cut a hole.


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[Lyoko]

Well your question certainly makes more sense now.
I've not had the joy myself to dismount the fender and tackle the wiring for new lights, but it's to come in the near future.

 

[Kjd44]

I know that. But don't the wires from the turn signals come out under both pieces of the fender now that they have replaced those two bolts? It seems as though they would have to. If so did he cut a hole in the bottom piece so he could feed the wire into that channel at those locations? Hope I'm making sense here.


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[Kjd44]

Oops. Sorry to repeat myself. My iPad didn’t show the previous had posted.


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[Kjd44]

Well your question certainly makes more sense now.
I've not had the joy myself to dismount the fender and tackle the wiring for new lights, but it's to come in the near future.

I’m just starting it. Should be getting some help from a friend with much more experience!


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[Twizzian]

You can run all the wires simultaneously between the fender and the fender bracket arms.
The bracket arms have enough space to feed the wires at the recess where the rubber pads are.

I chose to mount my turn signals on the dampers rather than the fender, but using the brackets pictured below. The signal wires were very easy to feed through to the under seat socket.

 

[Kjd44]

You can run all the wires simultaneously between the fender and the fender bracket arms.

The bracket arms have enough space to feed the wires at the recess where the rubber pads are.



I chose to mount my turn signals on the dampers rather than the fender, but using the brackets pictured below. The signal wires were very easy to feed through to the under seat socket.

Thanks Twizz. Do you have a pic of your setup?


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[Twizzian]

Thanks Twizz. Do you have a pic of your setup?


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The turn signal brackets I purchased, but should be easy to make if anyone else wants to mount their lights on the damper.
The brake light has flashers too but chose not to wire them in. I use that LED for stop/running function only.

 

[Kjd44]

The turn signal brackets I purchased, but should be easy to make if anyone else wants to mount their lights on the damper.

The brake light has flashers too but chose not to wire them in. I use that LED for stop/running function only.

Thanks again!


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[richard-phx]

You can run all the wires simultaneously between the fender and the fender bracket arms.
The bracket arms have enough space to feed the wires at the recess where the rubber pads are.

I chose to mount my turn signals on the dampers rather than the fender, but using the brackets pictured below. The signal wires were very easy to feed through to the under seat socket.

In this pic which of those connectors is which? I'm working on something and need to access the brake light, running light and both Left and right turn signals.

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