Turned a 07 crf 150f into a 09 KTM 690r...kinda

bajaman

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Island hopper told me about the signal lightsfor the 09 Ktm 690r...cool looking and cheap:tup:.It all started here...19 bucks each and they look tough..way better than the Baha design or the K&C brand.














 

bajaman

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Really...really ugly:hr:.Falling a part and melting on the jet exhaust...











 

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Moved signal lights forward..now no more melting...also made little heat shield.:tup:














 

Wick-Trimmer

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Bajaman, very cool!!! when the time comes for replacement I know where to go. Great pic's.
 

SubMann

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With those lights, if they don't smash when you fall over, you can reassemble them. They release the end piece and it hangs by the wires. You look at it and say oh da*&. But if you get your philips screwdriver out you can take them a part and reassemble. A lot of people don't know this and then ride with them dangling where they will break for sure.

They can smash the lens and then it is bad. But at least you have that one chance...

To test you can lean on it with your hand and push the end off. It doesn't seem good, but it's okay. Then practise your one minute fix.
 

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Wick-Trimmer wrote:
Bajaman, very cool!!! when the time comes for replacement I know where to go. Great pic's.
I'm going to change my DRZ lights to the KTM lights when they finally break.
 

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SubMann wrote:
With those lights, if they don't smash when you fall over, you can reassemble them. They release the end piece and it hangs by the wires. You look at it and say oh da*&. But if you get your philips screwdriver out you can take them a part and reassemble. A lot of people don't know this and then ride with them dangling where they will break for sure.

They can smash the lens and then it is bad. But at least you have that one chance...

To test you can lean on it with your hand and push the end off. It doesn't seem good, but it's okay. Then practise your one minute fix.
Great thanks for the info....I did not know that...would have ordered new one.:tup:
 
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