My 2013 F6B was stripped of it's Honda Emblems on the front cowling. Perhaps I am the odd duck, but I would like to replace them.
Does anyone know where I can get them?
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My 2013 F6B was stripped of it's Honda Emblems on the front cowling. Perhaps I am the odd duck, but I would like to replace them.
Does anyone know where I can get them?
Honda dealer might be a good place to start.
got mine on ebay
Get creative, they are center caps for wheels in size, measure and check eBay, tons of options
Parts diagram for the Windscreen of my 2016 F6B standard shows...EMBLEM, FR. (HONDA) 64125-MCA-A40 $29.98
Before you put them on look into the led light ring that would go under them. I tied mine into the turn signals.
I get a lot of complements on them. They make good side marker lights at night.
I forget what their called. Angle eyes maybe.
They are “switchback” now. If you get the old style, they are white only.
https://electricalconnection.com/ind...umination-kit/
I put those on a few years ago but they were way too bright for me. Took 'em off and deep sixed them...Quote:
Originally Posted by tenxxx
So I kinda like the extra light, and brighter is better in my opinion, going to need all the attention I can get from those cagers out there.
Like the Orange light for the turn signals, so for those who have wired the new bright/orange light combo, I have a question, how simple is it to access the 3 wires for the ring lights to be connected?
You pop a little hole behind the light. Feed the wires through. the wires are long enough to reach the turn signal wires after you remove the mirrors.
My kit came with inline connectors so you don't have to cut any wires. Not a lot of room in there but it wasn't too crowded.
Thanks tenxxx, appreciate it.
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Very nice, any other pics?
Spoke with EC they are bringing out a new version this month, the old version with blinking orange is still being offered as of now.
The new version has updated bulbs?
I have to see it, maybe it is an improvement?
Those are bright. Mine are the dimmer ones you can only see at night.