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Old 10-18-2012, 05:09 PM   #1
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BnW 600RR 08 - Taillight mod

Just couple images and video to come of custom fit taillight using all but Perspex cut to fit the tail and then super bright LED strips, RED and Orange. And some long handy soldering skillz












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Old 10-18-2012, 06:05 PM   #2
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is that acrylic or plexiglass ? I wonder how well is will resist the heat from the undertail exhaust
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Old 10-18-2012, 06:49 PM   #3
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not sure how i feel about it yet, subscribed none the less to watch the progress.
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Old 10-18-2012, 06:55 PM   #4
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um.....cool cause your doing it ur self .. but tripage FTW
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looks super bright, pretty cool...always get points for originality
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Old 10-18-2012, 09:21 PM   #7
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I like it! Can't wait to see the finished product...
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I think it will be great while turned on but interested in how you make it look when off
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Im also worried about the heat. But gotta experiment to find whats best. Might to get a thicker piece of perspex...

But im putting on a Carbon can Leo Vince exhaust Slip on. So maybe it wont be too bad considering.

When I have more spare funds i will consider importing one. Being in RSA. Things here are pretty limiting even buying aftermarket.

Lastly, just need to put resistors on the indicators, see why below

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jo7fh...ature=youtu.be

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=suug6...ature=youtu.be

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i7v7x...ature=youtu.be

Otherwise thanks....
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doesnt look to bad... and with a c/f can the heat shouldnt be too bad.

and embed those videos like this....



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not bad at all for home made. what was the final costs?
I would look into a way to seal that up though.
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AAah thanks Volcom, sorry posted it early this morning before getting a friend to the airport.

Ye Zemen...i will be doing the water proofing an heat resistant mission today once i get home from work.

My Leo Vince is waiting at the courier in our office block so will go collect that now now

I will do some final cleaning up on the overall mod so its just cleaner and more awesome
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Looks like you have a double Perspex layer? Sandblast the inside of the bottom piece. This will hide the LEDs but still let plenty of light through. You could even sand it a bit just to test.
As far as waterproofing, just silicone everything! Watch out for heat though, especially from the resistors.
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This is what I did to my 600.



Couldn't get an IT (in RSA) to fill the stock gap and also thought that it would not be as visible as the stock tail light assembly. So I got the IT from the ’07 1KRR and took a dremmel to the tail fairing. Like the way it turned out! Doing the same to my Track/Street 600.
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Aaah Shy Boy

Yea i was going buy one of the older model taillights and do what you did. But thought rather not mess too much with the fairings.

So decided Perspex. I originally wanted the perspex you see covering fluorescent lights but Durban Plastics have closed down, and wasnt going to mission to Maizeys.

Tomorrow i will, if the weather clears up go for a ride to see what the heat does to the perspex. Then do some sealing and fine tuning.

Where about are you located...im in durbz

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Old 10-19-2012, 10:56 AM   #16
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Great job! I like when people think outside the box.

Reminds me of a SVs taillights.
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Thanks busyychild, i like the way you think :D

I tend to make a plan to mission onto making things work with limited resource
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I grew up in Durban, I was there in 2011 again was qualified as armed response but never worked it, want to come back to SA again someday and do it, might be in pinetown next year (sadly will be driving a car though no bike...but maybe I can test ride...a few...
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looks seriously good. that carbon fiber should keep some heat away from it. i would take that silencer out of there mine sounds way more mean without it.
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looks seriously good. that carbon fiber should keep some heat away from it. i would take that silencer out of there mine sounds way more mean without it.


Haha ye forgot about it, took it out last night though

sounds like a superbike now, super stoked. I definitely think the carbon will help elevate the heat from the perspex.

Bummed though its raining and i cant go ride.

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Holly that's bright, I like it.


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Aaah Shy Boy

Yea i was going buy one of the older model taillights and do what you did. But thought rather not mess too much with the fairings.

So decided Perspex. I originally wanted the perspex you see covering fluorescent lights but Durban Plastics have closed down, and wasnt going to mission to Maizeys.

Tomorrow i will, if the weather clears up go for a ride to see what the heat does to the perspex. Then do some sealing and fine tuning.

Where about are you located...im in durbz

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j2tdUyyWvQw&feature=plcp
Hi DoOb's

I'm up in Jhb!
Post some pics of the final project! Can't stream YouTube from work...

Weather here wasn't too bad over the weekend. Took my Blade out for a run and installed a projector on my 600 track bike. Just need to finish up te wiring.


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I'm up in Jhb!
Post some pics of the final project! Can't stream YouTube from work...

Weather here wasn't too bad over the weekend. Took my Blade out for a run and installed a projector on my 600 track bike. Just need to finish up te wiring.


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aaah Bummer. I will do for you when i get home from work. I was going to ride to work today, but the weather was blowing galforce and clouds were coming in once again. For another **** week of weather.

Hope next week is good, having to photoshoot golf up in Umhali, will be a kiff ride up.

Now i need to save money again to go get to a track day.
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That is super bright! I like it when people go out of the way and do the DIY job; it gives me ideas. Keep'em comin! I know you have more ideas in the little brain of yours. post them up so I have can something to build over here!
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Im also worried about the heat. But gotta experiment to find whats best. Might to get a thicker piece of perspex...

But im putting on a Carbon can Leo Vince exhaust Slip on. So maybe it wont be too bad considering.

When I have more spare funds i will consider importing one. Being in RSA. Things here are pretty limiting even buying aftermarket.

Lastly, just need to put resistors on the indicators, see why below

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jo7fh...ature=youtu.be

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=suug6...ature=youtu.be

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i7v7x...ature=youtu.be

Otherwise thanks....
The middle video!!!! Do you have flashers?? :confused:

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Hazards....yes, like you have on cars....

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I want to see it finished close up when the lights aren't on. pic please!!
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There isnt much really to see....just LED strips underneath









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I like this project, haven't seen anyone do this before.

For what its worth "plexiglass" is just a trade name for acrylic plastic. Not all acrylic is created equal, its one of the plastic materials that responds well to impact modifiers which is why some acrylic cracks and "spiders" easily and others seem unbreakable.
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