Flush Mount Turn-Fignals
 

Does anyone know of a good flush mount turn signal for the hawk. or ones for another bike that fit it

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/00-06...Q5fAccessories

They fit well, look nice, cheap and have running lights.

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Lockhart Phillips makes several.

Protons!! I dream of them one day!

those protons do the ones for the rc-51 fit the hawk because they dont make them dircet fit for a superhawk.

not related to turn signals but does anyone have a clear alternatives integrated tail light im looking at buying one just was wondering about fit and finish and if its actualy bright enough to be seen

I have one (doesn't have integrated turnsignals). It is brighter than stock because of the LED bulbs.

I have the ones in the RC-51 link above. They fit fine, just a little gap between the base and body work...nothing you can notice unless you look for it. My only gripe is that they're not that visible to oncoming traffic. I'm thinking about getting something that sticks out a tad more.

I have the Lockhart Phillips Flushmount III's

http://www.chaparral-racing.com/Chap...A17A15A9C24724

cheap and easy to mount up, plus fairly visible from the front. (you just need a length of aluminum and drill two holes in int to sandwich the signal to your fairing)

protons it is.... now where is my tax refund...

Sweet! I want some too, just can afford it now!

Watsens are sexy but expensive I love them though.

http://www.watsendesign.com/

I got these at Cycle Gear, thread back to the stock holes inside the fairing, good forward view, small and unobtrusive

check out custom dynamics. they have some nice LED's.






http://www.customdynamics.com/motorcycle_lights.htm

i've bought a couple things now from custom dynamics (electronic Flasher, And Led Plate Bolts) Great Stuff Highly Recomend Them

what are those?

Yes, but you can't see them from the front and the oncoming car will try to run you over when you turn left.

I like those LP ones in post 10, I would have bought those.

I ended up getting these from the local bike shop:

http://webpages.charter.net/khasting...es_6833311.jpg

I got a pvc electrical box cover and used that as a backing plate, screw through the metal surface of the signal and you're done.

It covers the hole and almost seals up flush to the curvature of the fairing.

http://www.crc2onlinecatalog.com/ima...t_turn_sig.JPG

why would you turn left infront of oncoming traffic???

4-way stop, when the guy across from you thinks you're going straight.

It happened several times to me, not worth the risk.

good point

These are of the Peugeot 306/307's and are cheap... darned cheap... Good forward visibility because there is a reflector in them directing the light...

Dunno what they will cost in the US... But here it's more expensive to buy a can of coke than what one of them costs...

http://tweety.se/gallery/Ombyggnad%2...l/PICT1539.jpg

somebody clean that poor engine!

Heh... That was when testing the front swap... Mid march last year... 1 mile long muddy gravel road to the paved roads... It's been cleaned through since then more than once...:)