atomsplitter
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When I bought my GT those came with the bike:Just noticed these little stubby lights from Wunderkind.
Crooked rear light assembly on a 2022 R3
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When I bought my GT those came with the bike:
Cool.......They look like a far more practical solution.
Today is the first time they have appeared under my radar.
To be honest, I haven't really been looking before now, but they look well integrated with the central housing, so they make a lot of sense, unless you want something completely different to stock....which I don't, so i'm interested to find out more about these lights.
I'm guessing they are aluminium (?)
I wonder how heavy they are?........heavier than the stock ones??
ciderbaby
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I damaged one of mine walking around the bike I hit it with my leg.
First you gotta take apart the whole assembly to get at that but. I found it easier to remove the metal bracket from the diff. There are torx screws that are a pain to get at with the tyre.
If you want similar to the OEM then I got a pair of Chinese replacements - €20 approx for the pair.......and before everyone starts knocking the quality - I've had 3 rear OEM replacements under warranty because they let in water. The single Chinese one is still good
First you gotta take apart the whole assembly to get at that but. I found it easier to remove the metal bracket from the diff. There are torx screws that are a pain to get at with the tyre.
If you want similar to the OEM then I got a pair of Chinese replacements - €20 approx for the pair.......and before everyone starts knocking the quality - I've had 3 rear OEM replacements under warranty because they let in water. The single Chinese one is still good
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