Can you install fender eliminator kits and flush mount turn signals yourself?

Question

If so, how do you do it?

Answer 1

Fender eliminators are easy to fit. Most fits for bikes come with the instructions inside the box, if not the manufacturer will usually advise you. Each bike will have it's own problems or it's own features that need taking into consideration. It's hard to tell you the right way with out knowing the make of the eliminator, the bike it's being fitted to, year , model, etc, etc.
Flush mounts are easy. remove the existing stalks and units, mark the wiring so you can indentify it, fit the flush mounts as directed on the packaging (usually) then connect the wires back up.

Most kits you buy will have manufacturer's support available.

Answer 2

I can.
But watch out for yourself.
Flush mounts are hard to see and you could get creamed.
Many states require fenders.
Some states, NH for example, require front fenders too.


I keep forgetting others don't ride in the rain. Fenders keep the crap on the road instead of up my back in a stripe.

Answer 3

dude if you ride your bike on the street you will need every advantage you can get. When I bought my zrex i could not wait to fab a fender eliminator and put some miny stalk lights on and after about a week I noticed they could not be seen worth a crap in the day. then i noticed the leds had started to blow and I said its time to change back to the stock stuff I spent 80 dollars on those lights and they were shot in a week save your money man get a can or something else

Answer 4

If you are handy at all you should have no problem.