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Front blinker relocation

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So while I was working on the horn, I decided to do some work on wire tucking and module relocating. My goal is to eventually replace the head with a decent handlebar, so I relocated the blinker relay module as well as the front blinkers. I think it looks better like this, even if it's not LED based.

Pardon the mess...
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Did you check state regulation to make sure that is legal? Just because you think it looks good usually means the state doesn't think so.
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Yup, this mod is 100% legal in the state of MO. The blinkers have to be located no lower than 24" from the center/top of said vehicle. The only other restriction is the blinkers must be visible from front/side/rear. In Missouri, blinkers are optional on two wheeled vehicles where hand signals can be given, daytime ridding only of course. A good friend of mine who works at the state highway patrol office said it would be 100% legal, and I could go another six inches down if I really wanted.

So yes... completely legal. I wouldn't have done it if it wasn't.
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Post by SuperCyclone.81 »

I agree, I think they look a lot better down low like that. I have a Rattler and I was thinking about doing the same thing. Was it a pretty simple move for the most part?
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Extremely simple. I just had to do some shaving to the plastics to get the mount to fit. I used the exact same bracket as what was on my RH50, I know it's a bit different for the Rattler with the brackets actually on the handlebars, so you might have to fabricate something.
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Post by Wheelz »

all you really have to do is either bend the bracket that on there or cut it and drill a hole. it is pretty simple to do.
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