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post #1 of 11 (permalink) Old 09-11-2010, 07:38 PM Thread Starter
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Signal relocation - my way
Here's what I did today.Made a mounting bar for my rear signals. It mounts right under my license plate light. Then I moved my helmet locks to where the signals are normally mounted....to cover the hole. What do you think?
Sorry about the pics, I took them with my phone. My girl friend comes home with the digital camera tomorrow evening. You get the idea.



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Looks good. Yes, give us bigger pictures tomorrow.
More detail and dimensions on the bracket too.
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Nice job! Just a suggestion but maybe if you cut the shafts shorter to get them tucked in a bit more for a leaner/narrower look. Wish I had thought of this mod before I drilled holes in the sides of my brake light housing! lol Nothing that a couple stickers couldn't fix tho. hehe
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post #4 of 11 (permalink) Old 09-13-2010, 11:17 AM Thread Starter
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I thought of that, but I prefer to keep all the parts original. That way if I wanted to return them to their original set up, I could do so easily.
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Purchased May of 2010 w/576 miles
Highway pegs
Cruise control
Rear turn signal relocation
Viking Saddle bags
Saddle bag supports
Chrome "Vulcan" oil cap
Chrome "K" Brake res. cover
Front tire:110/90-19 K673
Back tire:170/80-15 K673
VN750.com Grille Cover
Spline lube 8/8/10
Hot Grips, Heat-Troller & Relay
Irridium plugs DPR7E1X-9
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post #5 of 11 (permalink) Old 09-14-2010, 07:32 PM Thread Starter
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Here's some better pics.




"Ruby" 1994 VN750
Purchased May of 2010 w/576 miles
Highway pegs
Cruise control
Rear turn signal relocation
Viking Saddle bags
Saddle bag supports
Chrome "Vulcan" oil cap
Chrome "K" Brake res. cover
Front tire:110/90-19 K673
Back tire:170/80-15 K673
VN750.com Grille Cover
Spline lube 8/8/10
Hot Grips, Heat-Troller & Relay
Irridium plugs DPR7E1X-9
Clock/Volt/Temp
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Sorry, the first two are a little too close!
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Purchased May of 2010 w/576 miles
Highway pegs
Cruise control
Rear turn signal relocation
Viking Saddle bags
Saddle bag supports
Chrome "Vulcan" oil cap
Chrome "K" Brake res. cover
Front tire:110/90-19 K673
Back tire:170/80-15 K673
VN750.com Grille Cover
Spline lube 8/8/10
Hot Grips, Heat-Troller & Relay
Irridium plugs DPR7E1X-9
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What is the wedge at the 90 degree angle of the bracket made of? Do they bounce around any?
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post #8 of 11 (permalink) Old 09-15-2010, 08:21 AM Thread Starter
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Metal, same as the rest of the bracket. It's spot welded into the corner from the underneath. No bounce at all. What I really like is the way the helmet lock fits right over the old signal location.
"Ruby" 1994 VN750
Purchased May of 2010 w/576 miles
Highway pegs
Cruise control
Rear turn signal relocation
Viking Saddle bags
Saddle bag supports
Chrome "Vulcan" oil cap
Chrome "K" Brake res. cover
Front tire:110/90-19 K673
Back tire:170/80-15 K673
VN750.com Grille Cover
Spline lube 8/8/10
Hot Grips, Heat-Troller & Relay
Irridium plugs DPR7E1X-9
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Nice job! What did you use for material and where did you get it so others can try this?
01' VN750
Jardine cross over exaust
Kyriakin grips and foot pegs
Modified seat and backrest
Windshield
Luggage rack
Crash bar with Kyriakin pegs and extensions
Kumho 758 165/80-15 CT rear Dunlop 404 110/90-19 front
Coastered and air/fuel screws at 2.5 turns
Spline lube

93' VN750 getting TLC
Decals and mirrors
Coastered and air/fuel screws at 2.5 turns
ACCTs to MCCTs
Degoated with Harley mufflers
Duro 110-90-19 front 150-90-15 rear
Pick-up coils at .020
Spline lube
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