Im new to buell

[GRONX]

I'm not sure if it is common, since I only changed mine once, but the "bullet style" connectors on the blinkers I used were smaller than the OEM on the bike. Not a huge deal though. Just a quick trip to the auto parts store to get the correct size then remove the old and crimp on the new.

[rchuff]

If you use a small screwdriver, ones for eyeglasses you can open up your small bullet end and then they will work.Or you can use something with a point to push down the middle of it to spread it open. Just be careful you don't stab yourself.

[oh9bolt]

Or you can take the wires off if the stocks and solder them to your new signals

[vicenzajay]

completely off topic, but which rotor is that (on oh9bolt's bike)? I'm familiar with the stock and wave versions, but that looks different...

[ToneTheMoan]

^^^ looks like an EBR "race" rotor, thinner than stock with improved braking power and less likely to warp!

[DTulis]

Hey new2riding, I just purchased and installed a pair of front mirror/turn signals for about $30.
They work well for the LED flashing turn signal and the mirrors are a little longer so rear view vision is better too. I used quick splices to combine them with LED side mounted turn signals but I am upgrading the connectors to PosiLock connectors.

DTulis 03 Firebolt

[oh9bolt]

Yes that is the EBR race rotor

[vicenzajay]

Cool, thanks...

[Cooter]

I highly recommend the EBR bolt kit for a rotor upgrade as well.

[Simplymichaeljr]

I went to the local bike gear shop and couldn't find a set of flush mount signals -- the hole is too small. But, I found a set that are very small, with 6 leds (they are poorly made because as soon as I torqued the lock nut, the lens popped off lol -- I used some loctite super glue, so far so good.) $26 after tax. I did have to spend $5 on larger bullet connectors. But about a 15 minute install. I actually think they are better looking than the flush mount imo.20160829_204806.jpg