| Author | Message | ||
     Essjay |
I made my first modification to my (new to me)'99 S3T. After too many times of looking down and realising that my turn signals have been blinking for the last 2 miles I found a solution. The problem for me was the color and dimness of the existing indicator lights just don't register on my awarness meter. So I bought these nifty little blue led license plate bolts off e-bay, and installed them into the dash right in front of my face, wired into the existing indicators. These suckers are BRIGHT BLUE and I will never leave my turn signals on again. But really, what this post is about is how doing that one little thing made this bike feel like MY bike, I am now at one with her. I don't know why this did it, I have already done oil changes, tire changes, seat changes, but doing this little thing of drilling holes into the dash is what made the difference. Shane | ||
| Rick_a |
Be careful...making it your own can become a serious addiction.  | ||
| Phillyblast |
Um, don't your turn signals self-cancel like the S2?  | ||
| Jdbuellx1 |
Yeah, making it your own can be addictive and very expensive! | ||
| Spiderman |
Just remember you are always $500 away from your bike being totally done. edited by spiderman on June 29, 2003 | ||
| Ezblast |
Geez - only 500.00? - I remember my start - got tired of the sliding the stock Dunlops - went to Pirrelli - decided the caps didn't look cool - went to hexigons, etc. - it just snowballs - lol - welcome to the true land of Buell - making it your own! GT - JBOTDS! EZ  |
