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Old January 6th, 2023, 01:50 PM   #1
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Headlight for a naked conversion?

Hello, I recently saw a couple Ninjas with no front fairings and a round naked style headlight. My bike currently has no fairings so I wanted to try a conversion and see if I like it. I found some brackets I just cant find any headlights that might work, preferably no halo and 9003 bulb. If you guys have a suggestion I’d appreciate it
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Old January 6th, 2023, 03:25 PM   #2
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I used an EMGO standard 7" bucket. I got the black one with the chrome ring from Z1 Enterprises. I'm currently running a Truck Lite LED headlight.

https://www.z1enterprises.com/7-glos...-assembly.html

They also have a couple styles of brackets in black and chrome. Mine are the cast aluminum ones.
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Old January 6th, 2023, 03:58 PM   #3
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I used an EMGO standard 7" bucket. I got the black one with the chrome ring from Z1 Enterprises. I'm currently running a Truck Lite LED headlight.

https://www.z1enterprises.com/7-glos...-assembly.html

They also have a couple styles of brackets in black and chrome. Mine are the cast aluminum ones.
Ooo thank you, howd you move the gauge cluster up? I like the oem one so i wanna keep it
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Here are the photos of the instrument mounts. If you look closely on a big screen you can probably get a pretty good idea of how I did it. I had to trim some of the excess plastic off the instrument housing. The tube on the speedometer cable end interfered with the headlight housing a little, so I had to carefully bend it a bit sharper, but not enough to cause any problem in the 6 years since then.
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Old January 7th, 2023, 05:16 PM   #5
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Here are the photos of the instrument mounts. If you look closely on a big screen you can probably get a pretty good idea of how I did it. I had to trim some of the excess plastic off the instrument housing. The tube on the speedometer cable end interfered with the headlight housing a little, so I had to carefully bend it a bit sharper, but not enough to cause any problem in the 6 years since then.
I think I do. Did you get the little brackets somewhere or did you just bend a piece of metal into shape? Also do you think I could make a 6" light work with those brackets? I think id like a slightly smaller one than yours
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I cut the instrument cluster supports from aluminum angle, and did some bending. The black bracket that attaches to the handlebar mounts is welded from steel and painted.

I chose the 7" headlight bucket size because then it takes readily available automotive headlamps. Also the fork tube spacing makes the two ears parallel when you use a 7" bucket. I'm sure you could make a 6" bucket work fine though, maybe with some spacers between the ears and the bucket.
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