(21-03-16, 10:03 PM)Skippernick link Wrote: Are you Darren's brother? :lol

(21-03-16, 10:37 PM)Frosties link Wrote: [quote author=tommyardin link=topic=6412.msg227226#msg227226 date=1458591629]
Took the FZS600 for an MOT today to 'A Force Motorcycles' in Aldershot, passed with no recommendations at all, so I am well pleased.
A Force Motorcycles is run by two brothers they are really helpful and very thorough  with what they do.
I have been using them for about 3 years now and would recommend them.
Each time I have needed their services IE: Puncture repairs, MOT's and tyres they have been brilliant. Both brothers are very helpful and whilst Darren was MOTing my bike his brother noticing that the two Phillips counter-sunk screws holding the top of the front master cylinder were rusty and one slightly damaged (wrong screwdriver damage) replaced them both with new stainless steel replacements, no charge, that the sort of service I like.
I get all my Oil and Chain Lube from them.
If your local and need a job doing give them a bell: 01252 334151 'A Force Motorcycles'

(14-03-16, 09:21 PM)sinto link Wrote: Fitted new cree lights under my mirrors as don't fancy drilling through the fairing and can't find the wee brackets I had planned to use, but tbh I quite like where they are

(22-03-16, 04:23 PM)Didier9 link Wrote: [quote author=sinto link=topic=6412.msg226695#msg226695 date=1457986908]
Fitted new cree lights under my mirrors as don't fancy drilling through the fairing and can't find the wee brackets I had planned to use, but tbh I quite like where they are

(22-03-16, 04:23 PM)Didier9 link Wrote: They are actually a lot brighter than they look on the picture, and they are wide angle, so people on the side street who may not see the headlights will see those.

(22-03-16, 05:57 PM)sinto link Wrote: I'm trying to get a decent bracket made and maybe do like I saw in your pic but I've got the Boxeye so it's fairly flat at the point where I want to put them.
I was thinking 6 like yours but 2 middle going straight ahead and 2 each side at slight angle to catch the foccers on the side streets as you say

(22-03-16, 08:33 PM)Didier9 link Wrote: I noticed they get quite warm so I mounted them on a small aluminum bracket that is double side taped to the bottom of the fairing. The bracket acts like a heat sink and reduces the temperature of the LED quite a bit. As long as I am moving, they do not get too hot, but when stopped for a while, they do get warm. I was concerned that in the summer here (Florida) and when stopped in traffic, they would have gotten too hot.


For good measure, I painted the brackets the color of the bike not that you can see anything when standing in front of the bike.

(22-03-16, 04:23 PM)Didier9 link Wrote: [quote author=sinto link=topic=6412.msg226695#msg226695 date=1457986908]
Fitted new cree lights under my mirrors as don't fancy drilling through the fairing and can't find the wee brackets I had planned to use, but tbh I quite like where they are

(17-03-16, 08:54 PM)unfazed link Wrote: Went for 280 odd mile spin with Downey today, left around 7:30am and got back home at 5-30pm we were out riding for 10 hours altogether, yeah I know we were really gunning it on average we were doing 28 miles per hour. These red fazers really are quick