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Also Nelson, thank you for the photos.
If i cant get Darrens mount ill be certain to use those photos as a guid to build my own. Thank you both. |
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Sorry just in from work. I'll try get pics tomorrow of the bracket. Probably just as well you got dominators, it might be a few weeks before I could sell mine
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There's also an extra hole for my inforad light
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Will be doing similar to my bike soon as well, changing the front end from faired to naked, Did you/will you be changing the wiring loom? Do you need to or can you just use the one on the bike already?
I will be changing to risers though and so will need a new yoke and bars, what else would i need to make the change? Or will the most of it all fit? Sorry to 'thread jack' But need similar information and didn't really want to make a whole new thread. Any help would be great ![]() |
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The light I got had an H4 bulb in it, so I cut off the connector on the headlight loom side, and an H4 connector and got my auto electricain mate to make up a much shorter loom with suitable heatshrink waterproofing, wiring in the headlight and indicator bulbs to the right slots on the connector, so that its clip on/clip off like it used it be. Cost £10 mates rates though.
Doing that ruins your headlight loom, but my lights were smashed up anyway, so no big deal. You might need longer throttle/clutch cables and longer brake lines. I ordered longer throttle cables from Venhill (£22) and longer brake and clutch hoses from HEL (mines a SV1000 so hydraulic clutch though). |
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Cheers for the help, hoping to use quite low and short bars so with any luck will get away with standard clutch + brake lines. |
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