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jasparach


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Hi, Does anyone know where i can get replacement switch

lettering for the handlebars, the lettering on mine is worn

away. Small stick on lettering would do and lacquer over it.I 

think the originals are painted on but im not sure about that, i should 

check it. Maybe someone on here may have come across them in their

travels.

 

John



-- Edited by jasparach on Monday 24th of August 2015 02:14:49 PM

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Hi John I think www.vehicle-wiring-products.eu do a transfer sheet which has all relevant decals high beam low beam ect they have online ordering used them before for products excellent service they also stock a good range of japanese connectors which are a good match for the ttr originals hope that may help you

Look in switches section of their web pages wink

 



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jasparach


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Hi H, i had a quick look at their website and i think that
they may well do the job for me and a good price too.
Thanks for the heads up on it.

John.

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Yeah they look ok for job .like you say they would probably need some laquer over to protect from elements Id suggest doing a test with laquer first on one just to make sure that they stand up to it ok im sure you could get a laquer that doesnt react with the vinyl.



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