Scooterotica

hello all recently aquired a gp (thanks DJB) toying with a few ideas customising etc
thinking handlebar indicators has anyone fitted them and does anyone sell them and are they barstewards to do?
all comments welcome
Den

Are thinking Indian GP type, or are you thinking ET3 bar end type? I would have thought the Indian GP type were pretty straightforward, the ET3, no I wouldn't go there, too many complications.

i think you can still get serveta / sil lolly pop indicators from west coast lambretta

Have a look through a demon tweeks catologue or similar. Theres some lovely little indicators that don't have to look uncool.
Wiring would be fairly easy using vespa parts but finding a neat switch solution may not be so easy.

We got the Serveta ones and also Indian GP types are better fitting. Bar end signals will not work because of the rods

Cheers

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im looking into put indicators on my new project id like bar end ones. to over come the problem of the rods ive got some tubes to replace the rods so i can run the wires down. as for the rear this is what im doing

bedlam have flush fitting ones in stock.
but according to the mot manual if a bike is modifide for off road use
it dose not need them.put some sticky tyres on and some good shocks
and tell them it is a track day scooter. simples! :biggrin:

thanks all for replys not totally sure just thinking about it but thuoght these would look good ebay280433141951 still just a thought
Den

check these people out

http://www.vehicle-wiring-products.eu/V ... cators.php

Chris

You could use one of these Indian indicator switch housings for your switch. These come up once in a while on Ebay. This one I got for £15. Finding the correct switch would take a little more digging maybe. SR maybe a good place to start.