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prudz · 06-11-2017, 08:41 PM

With the basics taken care of I took my bike back home and started on the lights later that week. I had also ordered a solo seat from China (the only cheap part on the bike). The seat looked like shit but fit perfectly. The paint colour was off and there was dust in the paint. I originally considered the OEM one floating on craigslist but $250 for a seat that still needs to be painted killed my interest. Especially after researching the chinese seat fits perfectly.

Out with the old in with the new

I modified the fender eliminator by removing the reflectors and bracket that held the stock signal lights on. The front reflectors also found their way off my bike. A Competition Werkes integrated taillight was added to the mix.

Next step, testing that it is all wired correctly and working correctly. At this point I noticed my license plate bulb was burnt out. I grabbed a spare LED white bulb from my tool box I had sitting around for years and installed it.

With everything wired up and the rear pegs deleted it was time to slap the solo cowl on.

06-11-2017, 08:41 PM	#4
prudz I STILL don't get it Join Date: Nov 2015 Posts: 470 Thanked 565 Times in 167 Posts Failed 55 Times in 13 Posts	With the basics taken care of I took my bike back home and started on the lights later that week. I had also ordered a solo seat from China (the only cheap part on the bike). The seat looked like shit but fit perfectly. The paint colour was off and there was dust in the paint. I originally considered the OEM one floating on craigslist but $250 for a seat that still needs to be painted killed my interest. Especially after researching the chinese seat fits perfectly. Out with the old in with the new I modified the fender eliminator by removing the reflectors and bracket that held the stock signal lights on. The front reflectors also found their way off my bike. A Competition Werkes integrated taillight was added to the mix. Next step, testing that it is all wired correctly and working correctly. At this point I noticed my license plate bulb was burnt out. I grabbed a spare LED white bulb from my tool box I had sitting around for years and installed it. With everything wired up and the rear pegs deleted it was time to slap the solo cowl on. Last edited by prudz; 07-03-2018 at 03:25 PM.