Small Signal Lights

[Heritage Guy]

Does anyone know where I could get small, circular signal lights that are not LED for a 1982 xs400. I want to streamline the look of the bike by replacing the exisiting stock lights. Is there anything I need to be mindful of regarding electrical compatability with the bike?

 

[frwinks]

if you're not going with leds, it's plug'n play. For lights check these guys, they're just in Pickering.

http://www.kapscomoto.com/Turn_Signals_s/2200

 

[Heritage Guy]

if you're not going with leds, it's plug'n play. For lights check these guys, they're just in Pickering.

http://www.kapscomoto.com/Turn_Signals_s/2200

Thanks for the information frwinks...much appreciated.

 

[ECP89]

I bought a pair from here;

http://www.dimecitycycles.com/cafe-...arts/other-caferacer-motorcycle-lighting.html

Lots of different styles; colors; and budgets.

 

[XSLeo]

The only thing you need to watch for is the bulbs. The flasher unit is designed to operate with the load of two 27 watt bulbs. Most of the smaller units use a 23 watt bulb. This isn't enough to make the stock flasher work.
Leo

 

[Heritage Guy]

I bought a pair from here;

http://www.dimecitycycles.com/cafe-...arts/other-caferacer-motorcycle-lighting.html

Lots of different styles; colors; and budgets.

Thanks for the link ECP89.

 

[Heritage Guy]

The only thing you need to watch for is the bulbs. The flasher unit is designed to operate with the load of two 27 watt bulbs. Most of the smaller units use a 23 watt bulb. This isn't enough to make the stock flasher work.
Leo

Great to know XSLeo...thanks.

 

[danial123]

hi,
thanks. i needed those too.
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