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  • silver_ride
    XSive
    • Aug 2011
    • 41
    • Minneapolis, MN

    #16
    yeah those mounts are going to be a headache, thanks for the pics it helps a lot...if i cant find any its going to end up being some kind of hose-clamp and zip-tie monstrosity, and thats not the look i'm going for. but again if anyone has any past experience rigging this stuff up to look somewhat clean i'd love to hear what you did
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    • natemoen
      Master of XSology
      • May 2010
      • 8640
      • Fargo

      #17
      Or make up a L bracket to bolt onto the lower trees and then bolt the light to the bracket.

      Hose clamps and zip ties look bad.
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      • jetmechmarty
        Master of XSology
        • Nov 2003
        • 7761
        • Coldwater, Mississippi

        #18
        Are these what you need?

        Turn Signal Brackets Stainless Steel XS650

        I'm going home tomorrow and I can check if the XS650 tree has the same bolt spacing as the XS11.
        Marty (in Mississippi)
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        • crazy steve
          XS-XJ Guru MODERATOR
          • Jan 2009
          • 7932
          • Beautiful outer Yelm, WA

          #19
          Originally posted by jetmechmarty
          Are these what you need?

          Turn Signal Brackets Stainless Steel XS650

          I'm going home tomorrow and I can check if the XS650 tree has the same bolt spacing as the XS11.
          Those might work on the Special lower tree (where the pinch bolts face to the side), but not the standard; they face foward....
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          • GLoweVA
            XS-XJ Guru
            • Jun 2011
            • 1957
            • Virginia Beach, VA.

            #20
            I found one (right I think) on ebay.

            It's a little pricey, but it looks to be in mint condition.

            the part numbers are 2h7-23132-00-00 and 23122 (right/left)

            I hope that helps a little. The bracket idea seems like it might work. Bolt them right to the lower tree and then use any XS light.
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            • jwhughes3
              XS-XJ Guru
              • Sep 2009
              • 2793
              • Home of the Alamo

              #21
              Marty did you check?

              Originally posted by jetmechmarty
              Are these what you need?

              Turn Signal Brackets Stainless Steel XS650

              I'm going home tomorrow and I can check if the XS650 tree has the same bolt spacing as the XS11.
              Inquiring minds want to know!

              John
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              • jetmechmarty
                Master of XSology
                • Nov 2003
                • 7761
                • Coldwater, Mississippi

                #22
                I believe these don't work. The bolts on the lower tree on the XS650 are perpendicular to the wheel. I don't believe that is so on the XS11.
                Marty (in Mississippi)
                XS1100SG
                XS650SK
                XS650SH
                XS650G
                XS6502F
                XS650E

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                • jetmechmarty
                  Master of XSology
                  • Nov 2003
                  • 7761
                  • Coldwater, Mississippi

                  #23
                  I just had a look and took a scale with me. Those Motolanna brackets will work on the Special. Best I can tell the bolt spacing on the lower tree is the same on the XS11 and the XS650. Bolts are perpendicular to the tire on both bikes.
                  Marty (in Mississippi)
                  XS1100SG
                  XS650SK
                  XS650SH
                  XS650G
                  XS6502F
                  XS650E

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                  • jwhughes3
                    XS-XJ Guru
                    • Sep 2009
                    • 2793
                    • Home of the Alamo

                    #24
                    Thanks Marty!

                    Good info.

                    I like that site! That aluminum swingarm looks sweet.

                    John
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