flybikeslee
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Registered: 2nd Jan 07
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can only get one indicator to frigging work! only the right one, have checked both sides with a multimeter and both are identical. but only the right will actually light up?! ive tried the indicators on both sides so it isnt a faulty unit!
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flybikeslee
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Registered: 2nd Jan 07
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dodgy connectors! so cleaned everything up, gonna get some electrical cleaner spray later on tonight and go over the whole lot, then wrap them all up nicely
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Graham88
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Registered: 16th Apr 07
Location: South East Kent Drives: E46 M3
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I have those rear lights, they look wicked
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Bonney
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Registered: 14th Nov 04
Location: St Helens
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swap the wires over
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flybikeslee
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i tried that silly! corroded connections
graham, decent quality?
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Graham88
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Yeah seems alright for the price, not had a problem yet and people following me on rides don't complain about not seeing what way I'm indicating!
http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b112/GrahamVFR/ZX6R%20636%20B1H/Rear%20Light/rearlight2.jpg
http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b112/GrahamVFR/ZX6R%20636%20B1H/Rear%20Light/rearlight5.jpg
http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b112/GrahamVFR/ZX6R%20636%20B1H/Rear%20Light/rearlight6.jpg
http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b112/GrahamVFR/ZX6R%20636%20B1H/Rear%20Light/noindicators2.jpg
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flybikeslee
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that looks milessssss better, you had a MOT since fitting? any issues?
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Graham88
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Had an MOT and flew straight through
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flybikeslee
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oh smashing, because i know on the advert it says e-legal without indicators wired up.... tail tidy here, bike stripped, pics uploading
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flybikeslee
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bits off
will polish them all up and wax them before refitting
back to black'd to death
undertray being painted, gone for matt black to make it look like the original plastic a bit more
naked bike
all electrical connections sprayed with cleaner too
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Graham88
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Bikes are so easy to work on
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flybikeslee
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agreed, i keep getting tempted to rip it to bits and send the frame off to get coated but havent got the monies for it atm
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Kano
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quote: Originally posted by flybikeslee
agreed, i keep getting tempted to rip it to bits and send the frame off to get coated but havent got the monies for it atm
Wouldn't reccomend it, I said that then mine turned into a money pit.
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flybikeslee
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cut the plastics on the back now, couldnt find the hacksaw so used an angle grinder. undertray is painted, looks just the way I imagined! so all good, really need to wait for my rear light before putting it all back together though, plus need a spare pair of hands to hold the tray up so i can drill it
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flybikeslee
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bit more plastic shaved off, gave the barends a coat of matt black whilst i was at it, may even do the wheels matt, not entirely sure
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Graham88
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Pics pics pics
I am tempted to strip mine down this winter, only thing I'm thinking is it'll cost a fortune in replacing new bearings, or could just keep the old ones....
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Kano
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quote: Originally posted by Graham88
Pics pics pics
I am tempted to strip mine down this winter, only thing I'm thinking is it'll cost a fortune in replacing new bearings, or could just keep the old ones....
Bearings aren't expensive.. Getting frame coated isn't even bad, I only paid £80. All the wee bits add up though.
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Graham88
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Are the 'wee bits' modifications or bits that are necessary to buy?
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flybikeslee
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still need to drill the undetray on, literally just waiting on bits to arrive!
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flybikeslee
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tail tidy provisionally on whilst i drilled holes etc and mounted the plate, will whip it off to give it another coat of paint as ive chipped some little bits, plus it has to come off for my new rear light anyhow!
piccies
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Bonney
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Looks good. IMO I would paint it blue to go with the hugger and the rear fairing
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flybikeslee
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was tempted but i quite like it like the original plastic tbh....few more pics, still waiting on rear light mind....
oh and a quick milage pic
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Bonney
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Thats just reminded me, Need to get the adapters and some bobbins for the rear paddock stand. The pads are shyte for it
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flybikeslee
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mine were £6 or something off ebay, just got them to fill the holes! need to order a stand
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flybikeslee
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oh and the barends look much better in black i think too, may give the wheels a go sometime
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