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Turn signal indicator

Dave7691

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I think this been asked before but I will ask anyway.
Is there anyway to make the dash indicator brighter for the turn signals .
I can hardly see mine .
Blind in Ct .
 
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I think this been asked before but I will ask anyway.
Is there anyway to make the dash indicator brighter for the turn signals .
I can hardly see mine .
Blind in Ct .

Me too...have to squint and lean forward to see if the turn signals are on.
Lamonster has mirrors that mount on the handlebars with turn signal indicators in the housings. This eliminates looking at your hands when trying to use the stock mirrors. The kit also replaces the stock location for mirrors with small turn signals. It's a plug-n-play arrangement with a little routing of wires along the handlebars.
Can you tell I like mine? :clap:
JB
 
While I'm on turn signals why doesn't BRP put the signals on both sides like every other bike I've owned ??? Left on left bar and right switch on right bar . A must be a Canadian thing [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]


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Turn signals

I am not for sure about Canada but yes for Europe area the turn signal switch must be of this design and some are even non self canceling. I have 2 KTM's and I am forever forgetting to switch them off. :banghead: They can not or will not change the U.S. ones. Even Harley had to put this design into the Street 500/750 as they are built and marketed internationally.

My guess is Canada follows the same.
 
I think this been asked before but I will ask anyway.
Is there anyway to make the dash indicator brighter for the turn signals .
I can hardly see mine .
Blind in Ct .

I see mine fine through dark glasses and tinted full face shield.

Maybe glasses are too dark or your "Pilot Light" is getting dim!

Jack
 
Here's how I do it....

I put a small LED light on each side of the dash area...Left and right and wired them into the turn signals. This way I also know which turn signal is on and they are brighter that the onboard signal....:thumbup:
 
While I'm on turn signals why doesn't BRP put the signals on both sides like every other bike I've owned ??? Left on left bar and right switch on right bar . A must be a Canadian thing [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]


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:hun: I have had a bazillion bikes in my time and I've NEVER seen one with separate switches for left and right turn signal activation!! :yikes:
 
:hun: I have had a bazillion bikes in my time and I've NEVER seen one with separate switches for left and right turn signal activation!! :yikes:

Prior to my first Spyder (2013 RTL) I had a 2010 HD Heritage Softail Classic that had separate switches for left/right turn signals, they were self cancelling, too. That was the only bike I ever had with separate switches.
 
I agree ....

Pretty lame that BRP has this feature. Tiny little blinker indicator on the left side. Give me a break.

Harley has had separate switches for Left and Right indicators for over 2 decades. Self canceling as well. So much for the American Iron guys. Yeah, I have one of those as well.

I don't have a huge problem with the switch ... altho, it is lame .... but, having such a tiny indicator is pretty much a screw up in my opinion. Having self canceling indicators, LARGE Left and Right lamps (like Honda GWs, for example) is just a safety feature. Cost? Minimal. Improvement? HUGE !

You'd think a $25,000 bike would have something like this. And .... how about that horn? :yikes:
 
:hun: I have had a bazillion bikes in my time and I've NEVER seen one with separate switches for left and right turn signal activation!! :yikes:

Harley's do this.
All my Japanese bikes and the Spyder have the single switch.
As to the turn signal indicator on the dash, this seems to be a poor design across all the flavors of Spyder.
This is what I did:

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Having self canceling indicators, LARGE Left and Right lamps (like Honda GWs, for example) is just a safety feature.
The Spyder turn signals are self canceling, but it's like 30 seconds. Twice as long as Goldwing.

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