indicators
 

those kellerman cators look well trick,where can i get some!
when you wire the rears up how does it effect the tail lifting ie seat unit,using the mounting yella has got. :frog:

Rear mounted indi\'s
 

To mount them to the seat unit is easy, as is the re-routing of the original wires to the front of the seat unit, the difficult bit is creating a quick release wiring connector to allow you to emove the seat as quickly as standard.

I have pics at work and I think Guy has some copies?

Will try and get time at work today to post em up.


Number plate is not fitted in this pic as if you didn't know?
Look in the photos section and you will get an idea, you might even see the mirror indicators, just.

Still experimenting with the plate mount but nothing sorted yet and am running a DIY mount at moment.
It needs to be different me thinks?

Pics
 

Found em.




Any help needed get in touch
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[Edited on 11-6-2003 by Old Yella]

Skank 996,

I got my Kellerman's from the dealer i usee when i took my bike for it's service. had seen Old Yella's setup and then spotted the indicators sitting in my dealer's cabinet whilst I was milling about waiting.

If you can't get them locally give Shirlaw's a bell. They're sound fellas and will see you right.

Speak to Neil Miller at www.shirlaws.com and tell him Guy Cope sentcha

indicators
 

cheers guys,I LUV THIS PLACE:roll:

I replaced mine with clear dinkywinkaz. Piece o' **** and look much better.

I just took mine off.

...I smashed mine off!!!!!!!
 

:frog::frog::frog::frog::frog:

You can buy replacement Ducati indicators from Hein Gericke shops for 5.95 - this is an exact replacement (probably made in the same factory!) and includes the bulb too. I had a habit of catching them on the wall at the old house!

These are listed in the Gericke catalogue - I think the part number is 22001950 or 22001940 for the lens only (at 1.95 each).

Gericke also do a range of mini indicators that would probably be just as cheap and come in a wide range of applications - threaded end, plain end, etc, etc.

http://www.hein-gericke.com/