Tyga rearsets
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RHG
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Tyga rearsets
Hello chaps.
Got a project NC30 with Tyga rearsets fitted. There is no rear brake light switch assembly fitted to it, is there something missing or will I need a banjo pressure switch?
If it does need a pressure switch does anyone know the thread size so I can order one whilst i'm at work.
Ta.
Garry.
Got a project NC30 with Tyga rearsets fitted. There is no rear brake light switch assembly fitted to it, is there something missing or will I need a banjo pressure switch?
If it does need a pressure switch does anyone know the thread size so I can order one whilst i'm at work.
Ta.
Garry.
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Re: Tyga rearsets
Hi Garry, the answer is in the question. I don't know of any aftermarket rearsets that incorporates the switch.RHG wrote:will I need a banjo pressure switch?
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Re: Tyga rearsets
I pretty much knew what the answer would be but just thought i'd check 
Thread size anyone?
Thread size anyone?
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Re: Tyga rearsets
Done a quick search and discovered they are M10 x 1.25
Cheers.
Cheers.
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Re: Tyga rearsets
viper_biker wrote:Hi Garry, the answer is in the question. I don't know of any aftermarket rearsets that incorporates the switch.RHG wrote:will I need a banjo pressure switch?
BEET rearsets incorporate the switch Viper you now know of one that does
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Re: Tyga rearsets
<<<--------------------- EDUCATEDGavin jap4 wrote:BEET rearsets incorporate the switch Viper you now know of one that does
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Re: Tyga rearsets
Sent you an email recently regarding RC211V u/tray and an exhaust. Did you receive it?Gavin jap4 wrote:viper_biker wrote:Hi Garry, the answer is in the question. I don't know of any aftermarket rearsets that incorporates the switch.RHG wrote:will I need a banjo pressure switch?
BEET rearsets incorporate the switch Viper you now know of one that does
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Re: Tyga rearsets
Here is some more 
EDUCATION VB, my Phase rear set incorporate it to and you stood looking at them 
EDUCATION VB, my Phase rear set incorporate it to and you stood looking at them -
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