Got the turn signals in yesterday and installed them today.

Here we go....

Nice clear lens..


Bullet Connectors like the factory uses..


Where I drilled my mounting hole..


Mounting it up..


Routing the wires..


All finished with the rears..


And here are the fronts..


I like them, and for $15.00 a pair, it's not too bad!

I did have to trim 1/4 inch off the front signal's studs to let them clear the HL bucket, but other than that it was a straightforward install.

Cheers! 

Now I'm going to adjust the carbs.

Good job, they definitely look better than the stock jobbies. To me they seem a little small, though. I don't know. Do you have any pictures showing the whole bike?

Quote from: Villager on June 14, 2008, 02:05:45 PM
Good job, they definitely look better than the stock jobbies. To me they seem a little small, though. I don't know. Do you have any pictures showing the whole bike?

As requested...

They are smaller, but in my opinion, not too small.

What do you guys think?

Legit!  Im definately going to order 2 sets.  Are they decently bright?

Ooh, that's better. I like those. Only trouble is, now you've tempted me to spend more money on the bike...

Very nice! How bright are they in the daylight?

I've liked that color body work since you posted pics of your bike.The more I see it the more I like it.

Thanks for all the kind words! 

I think they are sufficiently bright in the daytime.  I would say that the light is not as "sharp" as LED's, but I would say about on par with the stockers, just smaller.  I will take some pictures tomorrow with them blinking.  The pic I posted of the front one blinking (above, pg 2) is actually dimmer than normal because the battery was almost dead (had to jump start the bike).

I will also take a pic of the indicator lens on the back of the light.

I have always favored the blue/white Suzuki's, but this color scheme is growing on me too.

The right rear plastic has a crack in it, and I may end up repairing it during the winter and having everything repainted, but if I do, I will definitely consider keeping it the same color. Now that it's running, I will wash the bike, and after that will come the detailing.  I can't wait!

Quote from: bucks1605 on June 10, 2008, 08:15:26 AM

Quote from: SecondsFromTheFall on June 10, 2008, 08:06:42 AM
I was wondering where the turn signals can go after cutting down/removing the rear fender.

I don't have pictures of what I did on my '96, atm. But I just cut off enough so there was barely room to mount the signals and I think it looks good. Is your bike pre or post '01?

It's an 89

Neatto!....looks great! 

Love The Colour 

i liked the lights, BUT when i had those on my first 97, i went through bulbs something fierce