[Guest]

Anyone know where to get these?

 

[Avi8or]

I did a search on eBay and got one from there: from Germany.

 

[Guest]

Any chance you still have the link?

 

[Avi8or]

Got the same one:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/KELLERMANN-MI...hZ018QQcategoryZ76126QQtcZphotoQQcmdZViewItem

 

[kuhlka]

Anyone know where to get high/low beam relays for cheap? I think one of my headlights' high beam is fubar.

 

[Avi8or]

Rob I would assume any good auto electrical store should carry relays. Take your old one along and as long as the pins and numbers match up you should be ok. Doesn't have to be a Ge$uine Tr$ump$ one.

 

[kuhlka]

I know it doesn't have to be Triumph but I'm feeling lazy and didn't want to drive around to the various auto parts stores to look around. Maybe something on ebay or a good website.

 

[MONKEYHANGER]

Try this one boys it may help. For those not in the know they are a big UK bike (and car) goody for all type of shop.

You get 07 catologue with this months copy of Superbike

MH

http://www.demon-tweeks.co.uk/products/ProductDetail.asp?cls=MCYCLE&pcode=BIKWRELED01

Export: tel: +44(0)1978 664461; Fax: +44 (0)1978 664467

Email: [email protected]

 

[AlaskaS3]

I know this flasher works. It's on my bike right now.

 

[dfib]

I believe clear alternatives offers one.

 

[dr_gallup]

http://www.newspeed3.com/html/led_flasher.html

 

[WannaTriple]

Reviving this old thread....

NewSpeed3's LED flasher is HIGHWAY robbery/american capitalism (communism) at its worst.

For those that may not understand how it all works. Ours and most bike and car flashers now have a load sensing circuit inside the flasher itself. Because light bulbs use resistance in the filament to heat up the filament and create light. (much like electric stoves use highly resistant metals to heat up the burner rings on your stove). This is a relatively newish development in technology.

LED's have a miniscule electrical load, so when you use them with a modern flasher unit, it sees the dramatically lower electrical load and flashes the turn signals twice as fast to indicate that there may be a bulb burned out to the operator.

What Newspeed3 has done is take an OLD, non load sensing flasher and marked it up to 3 times it's regular retail and market it as a specific to LEDs. These old style flasher units are easier and simpler to make and are CHEAP if you can find them in an auto parts store. I'll look around and see if I can find an online source.

This kind of BS from bike and automotive aftermarket companies pisses me off! :finger:

 

[trippin green]

please find pn for one and i'll be happy to go to auto parts store and get myself one!!

 

[antisocial]

Reviving this old thread....

NewSpeed3's LED flasher is HIGHWAY robbery/american capitalism (communism) at its worst.

For those that may not understand how it all works. Ours and most bike and car flashers now have a load sensing circuit inside the flasher itself. Because light bulbs use resistance in the filament to heat up the filament and create light. (much like electric stoves use highly resistant metals to heat up the burner rings on your stove). This is a relatively newish development in technology.

LED's have a miniscule electrical load, so when you use them with a modern flasher unit, it sees the dramatically lower electrical load and flashes the turn signals twice as fast to indicate that there may be a bulb burned out to the operator.

What Newspeed3 has done is take an OLD, non load sensing flasher and marked it up to 3 times it's regular retail and market it as a specific to LEDs. These old style flasher units are easier and simpler to make and are CHEAP if you can find them in an auto parts store. I'll look around and see if I can find an online source.
This kind of BS from bike and automotive aftermarket companies pisses me off! :finger:

yeah, it sucks, but almost every retailer cracks heads on some things.

 

[hac]

http://www.triumph-online.co.uk/tri...lasher-relay-unique-flash-rate-fix-1961-p.asp

 

[dr_gallup]

http://www.triumph-online.co.uk/tri...lasher-relay-unique-flash-rate-fix-1961-p.asp

15 pounds? Isn't that about 40 USD? Another rip off, especially the claims about being specially designed for the load, any OLD flasher can do that.

 

[WannaTriple]

Yep, another example of a company making money on consumer ignorance.

 

[Avi8or]

Mmmmmmmmm.........USD and Brit£ ain't worth much today.........still have to agree that's a wee bit on the expensive side......

 

[BG-S3-SE]

I think this is one that has been used successfully for $13

4th one down: http://www.superbrightleds.com/cgi-...ction=DispPage&Page2Disp=/flashers.htm#Table4

Specs: CF13GL-02: http://www.superbrightleds.com/cgi-...tion=DispPage&Page2Disp=/specs/CF13GL-02.html

 

[dinglehoser]

I've got a Tridon LF-12 I picked up at Autozone for $11. Works perfectly with my LEDs. It's only a 2-pin, but it doesn't matter. Plug and go. :afro: