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Old 04-10-2006   #2 (permalink)
ejmoment
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250 Grand Prix
 
Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Champlin, Minnesota USA
Posts: 77
What do you mean by "installing them on the rear fender?" If you are talking about installing them on the rear fender rail, you will have no problem other than I think you will need a longer hollow bolt than the one that comes with the lights. This of course will make mounting saddle bags impossible (or at least VERY tricky! LOL)

If you are really going to install them directly onto the fenders, this is a little more tricky. There is no perpendicular flush area to mount them on, so if you just slap them on the bike, they will be at an angle and not point straight backward.

What I did was cut a steal washer into 1/3rds and welded it to one side (the forward side of the bold when the light is mounted) to shim the bolt so that it sticks straight out from the fender. Then I used dense black rubber stoppers cut to just the right angle to make rubber washers to fill in the angled gap between the light and the fender.

You'll also want to replace your stock flasher with a 3 pole IC type electronic flasher or you turn signals will flash very rapidly due to the reduced load of the led lights.
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