Where did you get your turns I want 'em!!!!I want 'em!!!!I want 'em!!!!
L&M Fork Extenders [Installed]
Very easy install. Took about 45 minutes and most of that was me screw'n around with the jack and looking for tools.
I really like how this looks.
I really like how this looks.
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Penny Pincher method of LED Turns
The LED turns looked sweet. I did something similar to my Kingpin before they had the nice chrome units. If you can't afford the $250+ for the manufactured ones you might consider this option. You can order the LED strings, insert them into clear rubber tubing that is cut to fit and slip a zip tie in behind them. Run your wires(or have someone run them for you) and just cinch down the zip tie around the forks. Clip off the excess zip tie. The LED's will be protected and shine very brightly. Admittedly it won't be as spiffy as the LED's in the chrome housings but depending on the LED cost, probably 1/5th to 1/4th the cost and will still look way better than the clunky OEM turns.
The LED turns looked sweet. I did something similar to my Kingpin before they had the nice chrome units. If you can't afford the $250+ for the manufactured ones you might consider this option. You can order the LED strings, insert them into clear rubber tubing that is cut to fit and slip a zip tie in behind them. Run your wires(or have someone run them for you) and just cinch down the zip tie around the forks. Clip off the excess zip tie. The LED's will be protected and shine very brightly. Admittedly it won't be as spiffy as the LED's in the chrome housings but depending on the LED cost, probably 1/5th to 1/4th the cost and will still look way better than the clunky OEM turns.
I might try to attempt to wrap my LED's around my forks while I am waiting for my bike to get painted... The "LED for beginner's thread", to see if those will work wrapped, might save some people some cash here, since it only cost me <$100 for the install that I did...The LED turns looked sweet. I did something similar to my Kingpin before they had the nice chrome units. If you can't afford the $250+ for the manufactured ones you might consider this option. You can order the LED strings, insert them into clear rubber tubing that is cut to fit and slip a zip tie in behind them. Run your wires(or have someone run them for you) and just cinch down the zip tie around the forks. Clip off the excess zip tie. The LED's will be protected and shine very brightly. Admittedly it won't be as spiffy as the LED's in the chrome housings but depending on the LED cost, probably 1/5th to 1/4th the cost and will still look way better than the clunky OEM turns.
great idea
Guess I should qualify myself. I just purchased my fury Saturday. I had to sell my Kingpin last summer when I was laid off. Back now and really looking forward to the Fury. I threw out the idea on the LED's cause I figure a lot of guys are like me who can't just go buy every piece they want to add.
Quick note: the clear tubing was result from trial and error with using an epoxy or glue to try and hold the LED string on directly to the forks. The heat of the summer would just cause the glue to lose it's adhesiveness and I broke one of the strings when bending it to far around the forks. So the tubing also helped from bending the LED string too much.
I would love to see other methods and suggestions so I think the new thread "LED for Beginners" is an excellent Idea.
Guess I should qualify myself. I just purchased my fury Saturday. I had to sell my Kingpin last summer when I was laid off. Back now and really looking forward to the Fury. I threw out the idea on the LED's cause I figure a lot of guys are like me who can't just go buy every piece they want to add.
Quick note: the clear tubing was result from trial and error with using an epoxy or glue to try and hold the LED string on directly to the forks. The heat of the summer would just cause the glue to lose it's adhesiveness and I broke one of the strings when bending it to far around the forks. So the tubing also helped from bending the LED string too much.
I would love to see other methods and suggestions so I think the new thread "LED for Beginners" is an excellent Idea.
http://www.furyforums.com/forum/fur...n-signal-mod-led-light-install-beginners.htmlGuess I should qualify myself. I just purchased my fury Saturday. I had to sell my Kingpin last summer when I was laid off. Back now and really looking forward to the Fury. I threw out the idea on the LED's cause I figure a lot of guys are like me who can't just go buy every piece they want to add.
Quick note: the clear tubing was result from trial and error with using an epoxy or glue to try and hold the LED string on directly to the forks. The heat of the summer would just cause the glue to lose it's adhesiveness and I broke one of the strings when bending it to far around the forks. So the tubing also helped from bending the LED string too much.
I would love to see other methods and suggestions so I think the new thread "LED for Beginners" is an excellent Idea.
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