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Two unused rear brake light spots on the EX250F?

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  • June 9, 2009 at 2:15 am #2973
    SafetyFirst
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    Well, what do you know? I was installing the brakelight modulator tonight, and noticed something. On both sides of the center brakelight, there are reflectors, a hole for the socket and red covers for two more brake lights. Hmm? I wonder why Kawasaki never installed them? It said “23W MAX” if I recall in the assembly.

    I think the next project is putting a single filament (1156) socket in them for additional brakelights. Or perhaps going dual-filament (1157) and have two more rear running lights / brakelights.

    June 9, 2009 at 2:17 am #19464
    Munch
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    good eye. The leads there for it? They might not have included the bulbs there for the sake of aesthetics.

    June 9, 2009 at 2:33 am #19466
    SafetyFirst
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    No leads. I’d have to get an aftermarket 1156 or 1157 socket and pop it in.

    I bet they didn’t add them to keep costs down. Engineers design something one way, and the bean-counters say “what if we cut wiring them up?” So a savings of probably $5-10 a bike, they could make more $.

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