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Givi V35 and Turn Signal Relocation
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dave01
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This is what I went with. Easy to install, VERY bright and no relocation of the signals.
http://www.esicycleproducts.com/spyderGIVIsaddlebaglights.html
Here is a picture of mine installed
http://www.esicycleproducts.com/spyderGIVIsaddlebaglights.html
Here is a picture of mine installed
Motorcycledave
Active member
I just got mine
My wife got me the bags for Christmas I saw the bag tail lights in
the paperwork and I am ordering them ASAP I like the RS but not
the lighting on the back...the more lights out back the better:bowdown:
Dave
My wife got me the bags for Christmas I saw the bag tail lights in
the paperwork and I am ordering them ASAP I like the RS but not
the lighting on the back...the more lights out back the better:bowdown:
Dave
Depends on the kit. If you have the rebadged BRP Givi V35s from the dealer, the Can Am rack kit relocates the signals on "ET" like stalks, sticking up high like the picture posted above. If you got the Givi racks from givi, they relocate the signals onto the rear fender:
I'm sure you can get stubby turn signals from Buell, Rizoma, Lockhart-Phillips and other sport bike accessories places. But with the Givi bags on, the stock locations are hidden except from the back view, so that makes relocation a must for safety. I've thought about the bag lights, but unless you run with the bags constantly attached you will still need some sort of directional signals.
Another option is a turn signal integrator that combines brake and turn signals in the stock brake light.
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Depends on the kit. If you have the rebadged BRP Givi V35s from the dealer, the Can Am rack kit relocates the signals on "ET" like stalks, sticking up high like the picture posted above. If you got the Givi racks from givi, they relocate the signals onto the rear fender:
I'm sure you can get stubby turn signals from Buell, Rizoma, Lockhart-Phillips and other sport bike accessories places. But with the Givi bags on, the stock locations are hidden except from the back view, so that makes relocation a must for safety. I've thought about the bag lights, but unless you run with the bags constantly attached you will still need some sort of directional signals.
Another option is a turn signal integrator that combines brake and turn signals in the stock brake light.
I have the actual Givi bags. I'm assuming that would still fit on a Can-Am rack?? I would rather have them sticking up than mounted on the fender. Thanks for all replies.
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