Watsen design L.E.D. front/rear install

[Jman]

Thank you Mick. Got a little better side shot in the light.

 

[metallicat]

So to summarize (jacking the thread from the start)... you went into stock front connectors to get the front running lights, and for the back (no running lights stock) you tapped into something switched to get them (what I want to do...)? I can't make out the blue/white wire you're talking about... can you point that out again (if you still remember)?

Thanks!!

 

[metallicat]

here is some pics of the leds i put on mine the fronts is the smoked hotbodies led turn signals and the back is L.P. arrow leds

What's L.P.? I like the look of these guys...

 

[ngsm13]

Looks great.

I wish replacing signals didn't cost me $250...

 

[Jman]

So to summarize (jacking the thread from the start)... you went into stock front connectors to get the front running lights, and for the back (no running lights stock) you tapped into something switched to get them (what I want to do...)? I can't make out the blue/white wire you're talking about... can you point that out again (if you still remember)?

Thanks!!

Sorry, not been on the forum in a while. The very rear relay on my bike has a blue and white wire (the picture kind of hides it because of the butt connector). I cut the wire in half at a convenient spot to re-crimp it with an extra wire coming out on each side of the connector to use for the rear blinker running lights. Hope that helps.

 

[jswatson86]

For those of you who are interested, I just wanted to throw together a little install guide. First off, I was very impressed with the quality and finish. The color matched the frame exactly.
It is easier to remove the three inner fairings and the actual turn signal bracket(8 screws for the fairings and two for each signal bracket) to get to everything. There is a clip you remove on the back side of the bracket and then you can push the turn signal out(see pic).
I like using the spiral wrap to protect the wires and give it a nice looking finish. There is a nice machined capture washer for the back of the LED assembly along with a nut to fasten. I added a lock washer to keep it from ever backing out. The rest is plug and play.(more to follow)

Just out of curiosity which black did you get? They have gloss, matte, and metallic black