Seriously TT, WTF.......

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Hi all,

This may seem like my first post but its not. I have had to re-register cause I was away so long, doing my bit for HM.:mcgun

Anyway here I am back to reality. Bike is now paid in full and I have some pennies to spare so I turn to TT for some farkles n things......

I decided to get the Desierto 3 Fairing (way cool):bounce1, some locks for my boxes (common sense):rob a cross bar for the Handle bars (for GPS) and the Looks cool but not practical to instal TT rear LED Brake light!

So, Cross bar on. 10 mins :clap
Then I thought to do the rear light. :blast
Firstly, the instruction sheet is not. Its a picture on how to wire the plug, but thats it. Nowhere is the mention of where to put said plug, or the fact that if you (I mean me) didn't know how to take off your standard rear light and ended up taking half my bike to bits and it starts raining and you start to rush therefore skinnning your knuckle on some friggin sharp something and your wife comes home to find all your bits sitting on the kitchen counter.....WHERE do you put the plug???

So yea, WTF. Surely TT could produce a better explanation sheet other than the pathetic one they made.

Can anyone help? I need it, so I will patiently wait here picking my fresh scab til someone replies.

Cheers-
 
I was working in Muenster a couple of weeks ago. Does it still smell of shite?

Can't help with firtting your stuff but when I bought some TT gear last the instructions were in German but you could download fitting instructions from their website. Might be worth a look
 
Actually yes it does smell of poo, only in certain areas tho, why were u here?
 
The firm I am working for have an office 5km out of town on the way to the airport (Nimberger??). Nice town.
 
Hi all,

This may seem like my first post but its not. I have had to re-register cause I was away so long, doing my bit for HM.:mcgun

Anyway here I am back to reality. Bike is now paid in full and I have some pennies to spare so I turn to TT for some farkles n things......

I decided to get the Desierto 3 Fairing (way cool):bounce1, some locks for my boxes (common sense):rob a cross bar for the Handle bars (for GPS) and the Looks cool but not practical to instal TT rear LED Brake light!

So, Cross bar on. 10 mins :clap
Then I thought to do the rear light. :blast
Firstly, the instruction sheet is not. Its a picture on how to wire the plug, but thats it. Nowhere is the mention of where to put said plug, or the fact that if you (I mean me) didn't know how to take off your standard rear light and ended up taking half my bike to bits and it starts raining and you start to rush therefore skinnning your knuckle on some friggin sharp something and your wife comes home to find all your bits sitting on the kitchen counter.....WHERE do you put the plug???

So yea, WTF. Surely TT could produce a better explanation sheet other than the pathetic one they made.

Can anyone help? I need it, so I will patiently wait here picking my fresh scab til someone replies.

Cheers-

AFAICR there are fitting instructions in English for many TT parts on their American website (don't think I'm dreaming this)
 
I have the TT led light on my 06 GS.I fitted mine by unscrewing the three screws that are holding the panel on on the under side.Removed the whole old rear light via the three(IIRC) screws then attached the LED light to the origonal mounting,(via the three too short screws!)connected the plug and re-attached the panel to the underside of the bike.Only issue i noticed was that the screws are not really long enough.Took about 40 mins on my first bike and about 25 on this one.





P.S.
Yes the instructions are just a pretty picture!
 
Lights on, and it Works

Well here it is.
Only took me about 2 hours as i was constantly bothered about location and mounting etc. but I think I done it good. And its bright as a really bright thing on national bright day in brightville:D
 

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Well here it is.
Only took me about 2 hours as i was constantly bothered about location and mounting etc. but I think I done it good. And its bright as a really bright thing on national bright day in brightville:D

Hmm thats an extra one! We been tellin ya how to fit the replacement for the origonal :blast

You never said:o
 
No Problem,

When I read your post i was still none the wiser but instead of re-asking I just cracked on. Still its done. And it works
 


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