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One Guzzi didn't make it, snow melted before our return. Hope the rest of your guys survived.

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Where was this piccy taken? I rang a mate at Hatton Vale on Friday night and he said they were havin a cold snap,bugga.
 
Bloody lazy bugger, took Bella for a ride and got carried away cleaning it afterwards.
Front spokes were dirty with massive build up of brake dust, remove wheel, remove discs, polish and re-assemble.

It looked fabulous until I did the creek crossings up Queen Mary falls, returned via Bitumen Cross (Legume to Woodenbong) and rear indicator cracked.

So I started fixing that ...........................
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Can anybody recommend a good set of indicators, preferably black bodied/orange lens but with LED's and maybe rubber mounted, as these may get mounted very low off mudflap attached to swingarm not frame.
Going single seat conversion with stumpy arsed look ....................
 
If you use LED's you'll need to plumb in a resistor to the circuits as the flasher function is controlled by the dash and current draw is a critical facor. I haven't done it for anyone so I'm not sure of what the resistor value would be, (Easy enough to work out but...) but simply adding LED indicators is a no-no.

Pete
 
Looking at Rizoma and Nano products, bit modern for what I want but quality items with resistors built in.
 
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