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Techno250 · May 15th, 2009, 12:32 PM

According the Ninja 250R 2009 parts catalog, the standard bulb for the license frame is part 92069A. Don's Bulbs lists this as 92069-1007, 3.4W 14V incandescent type 158 bulb. So go look for a 158 equivalent at your local parts store, or order online. If you want to go LED, my favorite site is Super Bright LEDs, who have a drop-in 158 replacement (WLED Miniature Wedge Base Bulb) in many colors. They have built-in diodes and current-limiting resistors (LEDs need a resistor not only to provide a load to flasher relays, but to keep from frying the LED).

Hope this helps!

EDIT: This assumes you're re-using parts of the fender or whatever. You could always go with a completely new frame with built-in LEDs or whatever and just mount it and hook up the two wires.

May 15th, 2009, 12:32 PM	#5
Techno250 bikeless n00b Name: Woody Location: Newnan, GA Join Date: Apr 2009 Motorcycle(s): None yet. My dream machine is a BLUE 250R. Posts: 91	According the Ninja 250R 2009 parts catalog, the standard bulb for the license frame is part 92069A. Don's Bulbs lists this as 92069-1007, 3.4W 14V incandescent type 158 bulb. So go look for a 158 equivalent at your local parts store, or order online. If you want to go LED, my favorite site is Super Bright LEDs, who have a drop-in 158 replacement (WLED Miniature Wedge Base Bulb) in many colors. They have built-in diodes and current-limiting resistors (LEDs need a resistor not only to provide a load to flasher relays, but to keep from frying the LED). Hope this helps! EDIT: This assumes you're re-using parts of the fender or whatever. You could always go with a completely new frame with built-in LEDs or whatever and just mount it and hook up the two wires. __________________________________________________ >> fastest=[["green",510],["blue",475],["red",650]].sort{\|a,b\| a[1]<=>b[1]}[0][0].upcase;fastest => "BLUE"