Is it ok to have the headlight assembly on the bike without the light bulbs in them? Or will I have to tape up the front?
Is it ok to have the headlight assembly on the bike without the light bulbs in them? Or will I have to tape up the front?
I think the ruling is for accidents, the smash spreads glass or whatever it is made out of, all over the place.
Don't know for sure, but I would say you have to tape it up.
Originally Posted by Jane Omorogbe from UK MSN on the KTM990SM
yes, i would agree, although if you got some of that clear sticky stuff (the stuff you put on your tank to protect the paint), that might legalise it = if the glass breaks, it won't go anywhere cause its stuck down (just like tape, except clear)Originally Posted by Gremlin
“There's nothing more exhilarating than pointing out the shortcomings of others, is there? ”-Clerks
Or you could just tape it FFS![]()
Tape is extra weight on the bike that I don't really needOriginally Posted by MrPeanut
Yeah, don't know why I really bothered. I was trying to take the whole assembly out whilst leaving the clear plastic on the fairings, only the assembly is being a bitch and won't release the clear plastic part
Pretty silly question, now lets let this thread die
I know you wanted this thread to die. but did you get it sorted ???Originally Posted by alarumba
I've got a sh!t load of 4mm clear plastic that you could make a cover and remover the head lights completely.
I left the bulbs out and left the assembly on the bike. I also taped it up just so I don't get hassled. The RG is now ready to race next week![]()
Smash em before you go to the track and leave the broken glass on the floor of the shed. Sorted!![]()
Its harder to lose weight than gain horsepower.
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