Getting back into riding after 7 years

[Flipflap]

I just picked up my first motorcycle recently, and being only five foot two makes handling it a bit challenging. Over the weekend I stopped on uneven ground, lost balance, and tipped the bike. I managed to ease it down, but the left turn signal and part of the fairing mount cracked. Would TST flush signals still work here, or is a full fairing replacement necessary?

 

[Hunter1]

You might need to check if the fairing mount is intact and if the connector is good. Also, you might want to double check if the new signals are even compatible.

 

[Flipflap]

I'll take a closer look at the mount and wiring before ordering anything. If the bracket's solid, I'm hoping the TST signals can just bolt right in without a full swap

 

[Alan]

Hey @Flipflap, that sounds manageable. If the fairing mount itself isn’t broken and the wiring/connectors are intact, the TST flush signals should bolt right in. You’d only need a full fairing replacement if the mount or surrounding fairing is cracked or can’t hold the signals securely. Check the bracket carefully and maybe test-fit before buying anything.

 

[danieldoesthis]

You’re on the right track @Flipflap. As long as the mounting tab isn’t snapped and the wiring’s clean, the TSTs usually drop right in and save you from buying a whole fairing.