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Sullivan6d
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by Sullivan6d » Oct 23rd, '07, 20:49
... a rear brake light for my crap tail tidy??
Tail tidy is pictured below. Has a small space for a rear plate light or I could move the plate down a bit maybe....
Am not prepared to buy a whole new tail tidy just cos it has a light on it. Can anyone recommend a small light that my OH could fit to get it through its MOT?
Would the LED light on this site work and maybe just not use the bracket it comes with?
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Any other ideas most appreciated.
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by Sullivan6d » Oct 23rd, '07, 20:50
Sullivan6d wrote: ... a rear brake light for my crap tail tidy??
Oops I meant rear plate light (white light) not brake light. Sorry.
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by Mike Daytona600 » Oct 23rd, '07, 21:39
I've got a Bike It one on mine but R&G do one aswell. Google them and you should find them.
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by age » Oct 23rd, '07, 22:42
Yep mine is a R&G tail tidy and it cam with a number plate light
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by Sullivan6d » Oct 25th, '07, 19:05
Gsxrage wrote: Yep mine is a R&G tail tidy and it cam with a number plate light
I don't want a new tail tidy - can;t justify spending another £50 just for a little light. As you can see I already have a tail tidy but I just need a light for the number plate which needs adding.
Will find one and add it. Thanks for the recommendations.
Shiv
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by Mike Daytona600 » Oct 25th, '07, 21:00
He's not saying you should, he's just saying he got one with the tidy. You can buy them seperaly.
Bike it, the one I've got.
http://www.bikeit.co.uk/rearlights_product.asp?ID=68
Can't find the R&G one on their website but you can get them seperatly, cos we've sold them.
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by svr-ash » Oct 25th, '07, 21:30
Ebay have lots of number plate lights
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by Sullivan6d » Oct 26th, '07, 06:22
Thanks all.
Yeah I wish I was a bit swtiched on when I bought my tail tidy and just got one with a bloody light! Hey ho
Thanks again
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by philh » Oct 26th, '07, 11:39
Just fit a little LED above your plate. Did that on my old SV and it was fine. Cost a fiver and 10 minutes of drilling and fitting. It'll just wire straight into your existing 12v loom in place of the old light.
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by Tom » Oct 27th, '07, 19:34
Dont need a numberplate light for an MOT ;)
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by philh » Oct 28th, '07, 08:08
You sure Tom?
I thought that if the vehicle was originally fitted with a plate light then it must be present. I hope you're right. It'll save me fitting one to my new undertray.
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by Mike Daytona600 » Oct 28th, '07, 10:08
Don't think you need one for MOT but plod might not like it if you haven't got one.
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