Looking for Brake light Kit
#3
It might be cheaper if You went to an auto parts store for parts. Find a switch that could be mounted by the foot brake pedal and activated when the pedal is pushed. Run a hot wire to the switch and one out to the tail light. You would have to convert to a double contact bulb to have a tail light and brake light both or You could mount another light to use as the brake light.
#4
Alot of canadian dealers sell an aftermarket kit, I think Quebec mandates brake lights. Check with your dealer or parts suppplier for a kit, if not source OEM parts for a newer honda with factory brake lights for the handles with micro switches etc.
#7
i would rather not have brake lights every once in a while i have to travel on the streets and i dont want the piggies seein were im going.but in the trails i have had people rearend me (jackasses) so i guess it helps there.
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On my 86 TRX250 I put on "makeshift" brake lights, two small round lights on each side of my rear rack. Wired it to battery and then ran it to my hand break to a button. When I brake I mash the button with my thumb- generic, I know, but I get a bit paranoid.
On my 03 Honda 450 I am going to get a true brake light kit.
On my 03 Honda 450 I am going to get a true brake light kit.
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