Ok !
I've finished mounting my Ox-eyes Turn lights.
Here dismantled :
I had to use this adapter :
And had to thread it inside to M8 instead of M6
This done the bored M8 screw coming with the signal can be used to seize it.
I used the Motogadget MO.BLAZE pin turn signal, as counselled by Holan ( thanks !).
Using some self-vulcanizing tape on the thread , this mini signal can be seized in the screw hole inside the Ox-eye signal.
Here are the mounting steps:
First I had to cut the expanding end of the signal.
Then install it on the bar end with the bored screw:
I first covered the remaining visible axle with a soft plastic tube.
Then decided to put a foam ring cut from a full foam handle cover:
The last remaining job to do was the electrical connection.
No problem to pass the wire through the bar, but I had to transform male connectors to insert them into the OEM female connector:
I've finished mounting my Ox-eyes Turn lights.
Here dismantled :
I had to use this adapter :
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And had to thread it inside to M8 instead of M6
This done the bored M8 screw coming with the signal can be used to seize it.
I used the Motogadget MO.BLAZE pin turn signal, as counselled by Holan ( thanks !).
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Using some self-vulcanizing tape on the thread , this mini signal can be seized in the screw hole inside the Ox-eye signal.
Here are the mounting steps:
First I had to cut the expanding end of the signal.
Then install it on the bar end with the bored screw:
I first covered the remaining visible axle with a soft plastic tube.
Then decided to put a foam ring cut from a full foam handle cover:
The last remaining job to do was the electrical connection.
No problem to pass the wire through the bar, but I had to transform male connectors to insert them into the OEM female connector:
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