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I need a front indicator for my CB500s as my front right is held together with tape and after looking on ebay and finding ones only for the CB500 i was a bit worried due to the fairing the 500s one might be longer?
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Fair Weather Rider
louis_sutton
davetheworv
steady Eddy
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CB 500s front indicator
steady Eddy- the 800
- Posts : 266
Location : Ellesmere Port
davetheworv- the 900
Posts : 452
Location : Birmingham
on the wemoto site they are the same part number and same in the David Silver spares. Dont know if this helps you. maybe someone else will have had the same prob and a solution for you
louis_sutton- the 800
- Posts : 266
Location : north london
thought I'd re-use an old thread rather than create another one. The front indicators on the CB500S are longer stemmed than the rear ones. I was wondering if anyone had used an alternative that fit neatly?
Fair Weather Rider- the 900
- Posts : 273
Location : Tenbury Wells
Buy some flush fit ones off eBay, they fit directly on to Fairing, no need to take them off when removing fairing, look good too.
I like things to be original, but these are more practical, I would post a piccy but don't know how to, maybe someone else can put one on.
Happy days.
I like things to be original, but these are more practical, I would post a piccy but don't know how to, maybe someone else can put one on.
Happy days.
TheWizardofOdds- the 900
- Posts : 302
Location : Moffat
I got one from wemoto for an S and it didn't fit right. I got one from an earlier model off of here it's different looking entirely but still fits, so I'd like to find somewhere that has S ones too.
arrison- Four's a...something...
- Posts : 153
Fair Weather Rider wrote:Buy some flush fit ones off eBay, they fit directly on to Fairing, no need to take them off when removing fairing, look good too.
I like things to be original, but these are more practical, I would post a piccy but don't know how to, maybe someone else can put one on.
Happy days.
Fair Weather Rider- the 900
- Posts : 273
Location : Tenbury Wells
arrison wrote:Wish I could put photo's on. Do look good though.Fair Weather Rider wrote:Buy some flush fit ones off eBay, they fit directly on to Fairing, no need to take them off when removing fairing, look good too.
I like things to be original, but these are more practical, I would post a piccy but don't know how to, maybe someone else can put one on.
Happy days.
How is the Fazer suiting you?
Keep smiling.
ZekeVal- Running out of unique names
- Posts : 189
Location : Poitiers, France.
I got some generic arrow-shaped ones like theses: https://www.dafy-moto.com/clignotants-arrow-dafy-moto-noir-orange.html
They're quite short, but long enough not to touch the fairing; they're almost flush with it.
Will try and post a pic later.
They're quite short, but long enough not to touch the fairing; they're almost flush with it.
Will try and post a pic later.
TheWizardofOdds- the 900
- Posts : 302
Location : Moffat
arrison wrote:Fair Weather Rider wrote:Buy some flush fit ones off eBay, they fit directly on to Fairing, no need to take them off when removing fairing, look good too.
I like things to be original, but these are more practical, I would post a piccy but don't know how to, maybe someone else can put one on.
Happy days.
Good work team, just one last thing, any chance of a link? I can't find them for looking, all I can see are the poxy cheap copies. Thanks.
Fair Weather Rider- the 900
- Posts : 273
Location : Tenbury Wells
Complete set of indicators for CB500S on eBay this morning.
arrison- Four's a...something...
- Posts : 153
Fair Weather Rider wrote:arrison wrote:Fair Weather Rider wrote:Buy some flush fit ones off eBay, they fit directly on to Fairing, no need to take them off when removing fairing, look good too.
I like things to be original, but these are more practical, I would post a piccy but don't know how to, maybe someone else can put one on.
Happy days.
Wish I could put photo's on. Do look good though.
How is the Fazer suiting you?
Keep smiling.
fazers going great, thanks. Plenty of grunt, handles like its on rails, whats not to like? The lack of engine raking took a bit of getting used to at first, but other than that its all good
arrison- Four's a...something...
- Posts : 153
TheWizardofOdds wrote:arrison wrote:Fair Weather Rider wrote:Buy some flush fit ones off eBay, they fit directly on to Fairing, no need to take them off when removing fairing, look good too.
I like things to be original, but these are more practical, I would post a piccy but don't know how to, maybe someone else can put one on.
Happy days.
Good work team, just one last thing, any chance of a link? I can't find them for looking, all I can see are the poxy cheap copies. Thanks.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Bike-It-Original-Motorcycle-Fairing-Indicator-Neat-Flush-Look-Fully-E-Marked-/310845993248?var=&hash=item485fdd7120
These are the ones I fitted. Youll have to make something to clamp them to the fairing if you dont want to drill fixing holes in it, I used a disc cut from 3mm perspex. I may have some pictures of how I fitted them, Ill have a look later
swordheart- Newbie
- Posts : 7
Fair Weather Rider wrote:Buy some flush fit ones off eBay, they fit directly on to Fairing, no need to take them off when removing fairing, look good too.
I like things to be original, but these are more practical, I would post a piccy but don't know how to, maybe someone else can put one on.
Happy days.
Bumpity Bump
Did you get some to fit on the back as well ? I was thinking of doing this myself but thought it would look odd with them on front and old ones on back.
