Topica Loopframe_Guzzi Archive


Subject: Re: Turn signal brakets

Author: Paul Linn

Date: Mar 4, 2002, 8:26 PM

Post ID: 1709776750


Rich,

You can get a nice switch with instructions from
http://epfguzzi.com/SWITCHES.HTM
That link will take you right to the page. I used this one on my Ambo and it
worked great.

Paul
Richmond, Va
73 Eldo project
76 T3 basket case
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Subject: Turn signal brakets


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I think I'm going to put turn signals on my bike, so ....

I'm looking for turn signal brakets.

I remember someone, Gary?, had some rear brakets. Gary, have you got
any lying around? (No, not the six thousand dollar ones. ;-))

I've got a braket for the front that should work.

How about Lucas turn signals?

Any recommendations for a good inexpensive replacement switch? I'd
prefer one for horn, light and signals.

I think I can figure the wiring myself, but anyone know of a diagram on
the web?

Thanks for any and all help.

-Rich

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