rear lights

[Guest PAULSMART]

Having purchased a spare rear / tail light assembly on e-bay (£4.99) I'm setting about cleaning up the rear end.

 

I'm proposing to cut the length of the assembly and fit some aftermarket rear lights. ie keep it simple

 

I like the look of those in pic - does any one know where to get them from??

 

Paul

[Baldini]

Paul, twin round tail lights on ali bracket:

 

 

they all list them.

[antonio carroccio]

Having purchased a spare rear / tail light assembly on e-bay (£4.99) I'm setting about cleaning up the rear end.

 

I'm proposing to cut the length of the assembly and fit some aftermarket rear lights. ie keep it simple

 

I like the look of those in pic - does any one know where to get them from??

 

Paul

I like the way it is!

Where does the rear light come from? Aprilia??

 

Michelin pilot sport? How is it in high speed stability? Curl?

 

As next tyre, I want the Avon Azaro 45/46 on my bike. But if the Pilot Sport are good…..

 

Ciao

[Admin Jaap]

The bike you show is from Inteam in Germany. They also sell these sets and ship. Don't know about their english but their german is allright

Tel: 0049-9822-323

 

 

 

I would go for smaller turnsignals...

[zebulon]

with you Jaap

 

i put some kellermann they are absolutely perfect and small

 

http://www.kellermann-online.com

 

in english http://www.kellermann-online.com/site/english/e_index.html

 

[al_roethlisberger]

IMHO, I think the stock "Ducati Monster" style light is fine, and easily as good looking at those pictured above There are kits out there that let you keep the stock light, and eliminate/reduce the rear fender to some degree.

 

The only benefit of using the kits above from my perspective is perhaps just "being different", and there's no problem with that of course

 

 

But if one really wants to change the looks of the rear, I think the only real alternative is something like Paul's integrated tail/light solution. There are a couple out there, but even though it's pricey, Paul's seems to be the best finished.

 

And of course, the small indicators like the ones pictured above are nice in combination with Paul's tail too.

 

al

[Guest Thundering Subash]

Anyone in the US know of a supplier that has these double round or double oval taillights? I like the look but can't justify the considerable shipping cost from Europe.

[bento]

heh, i was wondering about those tires. i think my tire profile has manditory chicken strips. metzler something or others... i don't recal this second.

[Guest GGuzzi]

Having purchased a spare rear / tail light assembly on e-bay (£4.99) I'm setting about cleaning up the rear end.

 

I'm proposing to cut the length of the assembly and fit some aftermarket rear lights. ie keep it simple

 

I like the look of those in pic - does any one know where to get them from??

 

Paul

The Paul Smart??? Paul Smart Ducati???

[Guest bshpilot]

Anyone in the US know of a supplier that has these double round or double oval taillights? I like the look but can't justify the considerable shipping cost from Europe.

 

i see the kellerman turn signals are carried by WILD HAIR ACCESSORIES

but i dont see the round running/stop lights carried by anyone

in the US (figures...i liked 'em ALOT too)

 

the dual light would be nice...'case one burns out you still

got one (all my other bikes have two bulbs)

[TX REDNECK (R.I.P.)]

I'm impressed with self levitating Coke machine, now if only Konrad was here to tell me how to say Coca-cola in German

[Admin Jaap]

Trivia: In Germany they used to have their own brand of cola: Afri Cola

 

 

BTW where is Konrad (K.tx)? Haven't seen him around for a very long while.

[antonio carroccio]

Is this Cola also made with Coke?

[TX REDNECK (R.I.P.)]

BTW where is Konrad (K.tx)? Haven't seen him around for a very long while.

The last I heard , he was still in ZEEE FADDERLAND

[Admin Jaap]

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