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Or maybe I need valet parking?
GSA Spotlight 2009
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After I broke one of mine I bought some metal spotlight protectors, quite sturdy little numbers and I've not broken one since,
You can see them in the photo below,
You can see them in the photo below,
Just broke the exact same part again, in exactly the same way
Off to Rainbow tomorrow to buy another £18 replacement part
Tosser !
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Just broke the exact same part again, in exactly the same way
Off to Rainbow tomorrow to buy another £18 replacement part
Just broke the exit same spotlight for the third time. Buggering bastards!!!!!!
Are you sure you should be driving given your preponderance to strike things ? 
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Are you sure you should be driving given your preponderance to strike things ?
preponderance - nice word
Just broke the exit same spotlight for the third time. Buggering bastards!!!!!!
See post 22
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Each time I've broken it I've been pushing the bike off the centre stand and the spot had walloped into something.
Ordered another one from eBay
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Genuine-...e=STRK:MEBIDX:IT&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649
Ordered another one from eBay
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Genuine-...e=STRK:MEBIDX:IT&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649
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Take them off and store somewhere safe. Go to eBay and spend £20 on a pair of yobbo brand LED spotlamps. The U5/U7 type have a powerful narrow beam and some even have a halo ring around the main lens. They are literally cheaper than replacement bulbs for the OEM lights - nearly anyway. You tube shows how to disable the silly flashing light function on these lights.
I bought two pairs. Two years and two winters later, one pair is looking ropey but works fine. The other pair is still unused.
You tube shows how to disable the silly flashing light function on these lights.I bought two pairs. Two years and two winters later, one pair is looking ropey but works fine. The other pair is still unused.
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Ive got HID's in them so I need to keep them as they are. Replacement part arrived today.
Swap it over to the other side. That way next time you won't break the new one.
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For the sake of £20 a pair you can keep the OEM goodies in a safe place and use disposable spotlights on the bike. As said mine have lasted 2 winters and still going strong and my OEM lights are unmarked.
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