[vincelp]

Hello

New tuning action yesterday : mount a pair of Rizoma Club turnsignals on the rear turnsignals

Easy, just remove the plastic cover under the saddle to reach the connector, remove the current turnsignals, disconnect them, connect the Rizoma Club turnsignals with the right Rizoma connector, secure the cable with Nylstop ties and mount back the plastic cover.

It looks like this :

 

[mr shifter]

I fitted Rizoma club as soon as my scrambler arrived, to me they are perfect both in size and brightness as well as top quality.
The fitment took alittle longer as the original back end of the FT was removed and an icon small rear mudguard was fitted along with a tail tidy so as to clean up the rear of the bike.
I like the way it's turned and judging by the number of positive comments a lot of others think the same.

Geoff.

 

[BR1]

Thats a neat looking bag mounted to your rack, who is the manufacturer please?
The side number plates, what method did you use to fix them to the rack please?
Thanks in anticipation.
BR1

Hello

New tuning action yesterday : mount a pair of Rizoma Club turnsignals on the rear turnsignals

Easy, just remove the plastic cover under the saddle to reach the connector, remove the current turnsignals, disconnect them, connect the Rizoma Club turnsignals with the right Rizoma connector, secure the cable with Nylstop ties and mount back the plastic cover.

It looks like this :

 

[vincelp]

Hello

Thats a neat looking bag mounted to your rack, who is the manufacturer please?
The side number plates, what method did you use to fix them to the rack please?

The bag is a Touratech Voyager.
The side number plates are fixed on the rack with P collars.

 

[BR1]

Hello

The bag is a Touratech Voyager.
The side number plates are fixed on the rack with P collars.

Thanks for the info.

 

[vincelp]

Thanks for the info.

It seems the Voyager bag doesn't exist anymore. Named now "Ambato" in Touratech site.