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Okay so like many of you; I HATE the lollipop front turn signals. So I took them out. I would rather use hand signals than those things haha
But I like the look of the chrome piece they sat in. So I got to thinking.... What can I use to fill the holes that are left over? I searched on here and found a lot of people used Chrome faucet hole plugs; but the only ones I found were 1-1/2" and they looked way to big. I wanted something that looked better than that; its a 109! For crying out loud.
Well I just did an under tail mount LED blinkers ( http://www.m109riders.com/forums/showthread.php?t=154671&highlight=LED+turn+signals ) and so I thought I would check out a few LED websites and look around. And I was on Oznium's website; (Same website I bought the other LEDs from) and I saw they had "Chrome LED Bolts". I've seen these before, but never thought that I could plug up the hole with them. So I bought 2 5mm LED bolts, with 2 prewired 5mm LEDs. Things only cost me $8 with shipping! Without shipping it was only like $3 something.
Anywho I then bought 2 Chrome washers from Menards for $1.98 and put the bolt through the middle of the washer, and used E6000 glue to glue the washer to the bracket and WAAAALAAA! Wired em up and they turned out pretty darn sweet, IMHO.
Now I just need to add something to make it technically "Legal".

Lollipop hole blinking by trevor M photography, on Flickr

Lollipop hole by trevor M photography, on Flickr
But I like the look of the chrome piece they sat in. So I got to thinking.... What can I use to fill the holes that are left over? I searched on here and found a lot of people used Chrome faucet hole plugs; but the only ones I found were 1-1/2" and they looked way to big. I wanted something that looked better than that; its a 109! For crying out loud.
Well I just did an under tail mount LED blinkers ( http://www.m109riders.com/forums/showthread.php?t=154671&highlight=LED+turn+signals ) and so I thought I would check out a few LED websites and look around. And I was on Oznium's website; (Same website I bought the other LEDs from) and I saw they had "Chrome LED Bolts". I've seen these before, but never thought that I could plug up the hole with them. So I bought 2 5mm LED bolts, with 2 prewired 5mm LEDs. Things only cost me $8 with shipping! Without shipping it was only like $3 something.
Anywho I then bought 2 Chrome washers from Menards for $1.98 and put the bolt through the middle of the washer, and used E6000 glue to glue the washer to the bracket and WAAAALAAA! Wired em up and they turned out pretty darn sweet, IMHO.
Now I just need to add something to make it technically "Legal".

Lollipop hole blinking by trevor M photography, on Flickr

Lollipop hole by trevor M photography, on Flickr