Paul,
can you post up (again) where you got your rear LED from?
Ta. Harry.
Rear light - LED
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Harry
Not sure were Paul got his light from, but M TEC in Germany stock them together with other options.
http://www.boxerparts.com/
Steve
Not sure were Paul got his light from, but M TEC in Germany stock them together with other options.
http://www.boxerparts.com/
Steve
The surround comes in primer so you will need spray paint to match and laquer (if its metallic). Can look up the price if you require -
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Frelling HOW MUCH ?????
For some PCB and LEDS, you are having a Giraffe.....AT that frellin price I'd expect the buggers to come and fit the bloody thing for me, and make me a cup of tea,
and a bacon roll,
and wash it for me, no the bike !
I use MW for most things but frell me that's outrageous, and it's not even frelling finished, you got paint to fucker yourself, I think not young Rodney.....
and a bacon roll,
and wash it for me, no the bike !
I use MW for most things but frell me that's outrageous, and it's not even frelling finished, you got paint to fucker yourself, I think not young Rodney.....
Paul wrote:Harry,
About £105 from Motorworks. Don't forget to order up some paint too. It is a really easy job to fit.
Cheers,
Paul
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Gents,
You can get the LED bit for about £35, but the expensive bit is the custom surround which fits into the hole left by the original big red light.
Cheers,
Paul
You can get the LED bit for about £35, but the expensive bit is the custom surround which fits into the hole left by the original big red light.
Cheers,
Paul
You really need only two tools: WD-40 and duct tape. If it doesn't move and it should, use WD-40. If it moves and shouldn't, use the tape.