My naked superhawk rat bike
08-30-2004, 10:06 AM
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Re: My naked superhawk rat bike
I like it!!
How does it run without the plastic temp wise? I was always worried about overheating without the airflow management thru/around the radiators that the plastic provides.
How does it run without the plastic temp wise? I was always worried about overheating without the airflow management thru/around the radiators that the plastic provides.
heheh!
03-13-2005, 02:23 PM
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Re: My naked superhawk rat bike
I wired the two lights together with crimp connectors, then to 2 spade terminals (high beam and ground) that I plugged into the stock headlight socket. :wink:edit!!!: No!! I remember now. I had one light wired to the low beams, and the other to the high... or maybe the other to both???
It was something wierd....The lights are $10 'tractor lights' from Kragen. The mounting bolt fit perfectly into the holes on the fairing stay. Made for easy switches between fairings and naked.
But I moved last November and had to sell it.
The one thing I wanted to do that I didn't get a chance to was to get 2 pieces of steel grating painted black and mounted over the radiators.
I thought the side-by-side rectangle lights had a Ducati-esque quality to in. 8) 8)
I wonder how many other random thoughts I can add to this post....
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