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       #Post#: 295--------------------------------------------------
       Which turn signals work best?
       By: DavidJobes Date: February 13, 2014, 9:35 pm
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       Hello fellow 690 riders,
       I have the OEM turn signals on my 2011, and I keep knocking them
       off the rear fender.  Usually it's an easy fix with a small
       phillips screwdriver, and I'm back on the trail....though
       inconvenienced!  One time the rear signal came apart at the
       fender mount, instead of the usual light bulb end.  That was a
       nightmare to repair out in the trail.  Took me about an hour,
       and was still wasn't right.  Ended up being held on by zip-ties
       & safety wire to get home.
       So, I'm wondering if there is a durable turn signal on the
       market that springs back to place when it gets smacked by trees
       & brush?
       FYI...The Communist Republic of NJ does not allow the "Flush
       Mounted Lights" that were mentioned in a previous post (sold by
       SICASS).
       Appreciate any help.  Thanks!
       #Post#: 303--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Which turn signals work best?
       By: Endo Date: February 14, 2014, 11:00 am
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       Will the majority of the cops actually cite you on flush mounted
       blinkers? I believe its "illegal" here in CA also and I've not
       been sweated on past bikes even though I run the stock blinkies
       now.  I don't know any blinkers that won't risk breaking in a
       lay down (including flush mount) but maybe there is a better
       choice, good luck!
       #Post#: 358--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Which turn signals work best?
       By: 690Chick Date: February 19, 2014, 10:19 pm
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       What about this?
  HTML http://i56.photobucket.com/albums/g162/CCLINTON33/690EurolightandEngineguard006.jpg
       It's the European-style fender and rear LED light.  I imagine
       you could reuse your stock signals if you wanted to.  I'm
       considering one myself.  Here's another pic:
  HTML http://i56.photobucket.com/albums/g162/CCLINTON33/690EurolightandEngineguard004.jpg
       Nice eh?  The signals themselves may not be any more durable,
       but if you hit signals placed that high you've got bigger
       problems.
       They sell them here (pretty cheap too):
  HTML http://www.ktmtwins.com/ktm-690-parts/ktm-690-enduro-parts/lighting-headlight?product_category=538
       Check out how much bigger the stocker is!
  HTML http://2479a52abb8084f6f9fe-a26bcd381df50daddd16be398d37c636.r18.cf1.rackcdn.com/catalog/product/cache/1/image/300x300/9df78eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/e/u/euro_tail.jpg
       There's another tail tidy by R&G, but I've read some nasty
       reviews for that version.
       #Post#: 364--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Which turn signals work best?
       By: mcnut Date: February 19, 2014, 11:31 pm
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       I don't have firsthand experience but thought these looked good;
  HTML http://sicassracing.com/store/products/turn_signals/led/clear_lens_led_flex_mount_ktm
       or
  HTML http://justgastanks.com/index.php?cPath=153_989
       Being LED if you do rear only they will flash faster then stock
       but OK, if you replace both front and back with LED you need an
       accessory as they don't draw the current necessary for the
       flasher to flash.
       Bruce
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