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Recomend me flush mount indicators.
i keep breaking my indicators off and its getting boring gluing them back on all the time so i need some flush mount indicators for my cbr600rr
the catch is i dont want to buy any additional equipment like resistors or rectifiers as i went through the problems of led indicators on my sv and its just one big headache |
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http://www.motorcyclesparesuk.com/product-p/BI2823.htm
They'd work, you only need resistors etc. if you have LED indi's and if you replace the flasher unit it's not a nightmare* worth in my opinion *providing your brand new flasher unit isn't a dud and you panic. |
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do you recon they are bulbs? and doesnt need resistors? as the resistors get hot and often break at the join over time
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LED's don't need resistors - resistors are a shortcut which make the bike's original flasher unit think bulbs are in the indicators when infact someone's fitted LEDs*. If you use LED indicators and an LED flasher unit there's no issue.
And yes they'll be bulbs - they look suitably old fashioned and don't say LED anywhere. *probably not fully technically correct but near enough :razz: |
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Resistors also get hot so another reason not to bother with them when there's such an easy alternative. |
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something like that should do it http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2-PIN-LED-...ht_1420wt_1110 I'm sure it's a 2 pin you need. Motrax do one but they're scum and twice the price so don't buy it , mine was about £5 from local bike shop. There's loads of threads on this with instructions and probably links too, do a search on the forum |
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Wouldn't it be easier to work out how you keep breaking them? And then stop doing it?
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