Subject: Re: Front Directionals
Author: Charles Mullendore
Date: May 19, 2001, 8:16 PM
Post ID: 1706791928
Hi Pete,
When I bought my '69 Ambo, it had signals mounted on the crashbars. They were
off of a Kawasaki of some sort according to the previous owner. They weren't
wired up so I pulled them off, but plan on reinstalling them at some point.
Should be very visible there - to close to the headlight and sometimes they are
"drowned out" by the brighter headlight. Can't see any minuses to mounting them
there myself. Cheers,
Charlie
3 Ambos
"Scheer, Peter L" wrote:
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