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This is Part 3 of my series related to modifications for the Yamaha FZ6 motorcycle. In Part 2 of the series I discussed some modifications related to grips, levers, and rearsets. In Part 3, I'm going to explore the benefits of fender eliminator (FE) kits, mirrors, and turn signals. This is a great time for me to discuss FE kits, as I just ordered one from ebay, and I'm anxiously awaiting its arrival. With a new fender also comes the obvious opportunity for replacing the stock turn signals. So, here we go:

* Fender Eliminator Kits - Fender eliminator kits for the Yamaha FZ6 are designed to replace the large rear fender, usually with a more compact piece. Many sport bikes come with a large, usually unsightly rear fender onto which the license plate mounts. The fender eliminator kits are aimed at cleaning up the look of the rear end and giving a more sporty appearance. The benefit of a fender eliminator kit is primarily, if not exclusively, aesthetic. There is no performance benefit that I can think of that would come from installing an FE kit. I actually just ordered a kit from ebay and it should be arriving in the next couple of days. Expect a post about the install with before and after pictures. Before purchasing one of these kits it's important to decide what you'd like to be included in the kit. The piece I ordered allows for the stock turn signals and license plate light to be re-used. This is one reason I ordered this particular FE kit as I believe that the original lights are large and easily seen and distinguished by other motorists. Also keep in mind that in order to be legal, you must have a light for the license plate. Some FE kits don't include any lights, such as the one I purchased, and some come with all new aftermarket turn signals and license plate lights. The lights that come with some kits are very small LED lights which are mounted exceptionally close together. To me, this is just an easy way to make it harder for other motorists to see what you're doing. Later in this post I'll discuss some of the options for after-market turn signals.

* Mirrors - There are a number of options available with which to replace the stock mirrors on the Yamaha FZ6. Some find that they cannot see behind them very well with the standard mirrors. Personally, I find that the stock mirrors do just what I need them to do. Additionally, changing mirrors can also change the overall look of the bike. Some simply don't like the way the original mirrors look. Options include mirrors that mount in the same place, but have different finishes and shapes, and mirrors that mount on the bar ends and have different shapes, sizes, and finishes.

* Turn Signals - The turn signals that come with the Yamaha FZ6 are large and orange. This is to ensure that they meet all state and local laws pertaining to proper turn signal mounting, color, etc. Some people just don't find these lights appealing and want to replace them with something a bit more sporty and inconspicuous. The advantages to after-market turn signals are aesthetic and safety related. The aesthetic value is obvious, and the safety benefits are debatable. Many of the turn signals available for the Yamaha FZ6 will mount flush on the front, and similarly on the back and are markedly smaller. Some simply have a different shape and/or lens color. My personal view is that smaller lights, even though they might be brighter, are not necessarily better. I'd rather have other motorists be able to see the lights and be able to tell where I'm intending to go as easily as possible. It is also worth noting that there are replacement tail lights available that include functionality to show directional signals. This would negate the need for any additional turn signal at all.

Thanks for checking out Part 3 of my series about Yamaha FZ6 Modifications to Consider. In the fourth and final post of this series I'll be discussing:

* Brake lines

* Brake pads

* Frame Sliders

* Air Filter

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Honda brake pads - control with confidence

Life throws various challenges to us. And amongst the various challenges is the ability to stay in control. It is true that some of the great human endeavors appear to have an uncontrolled excellence about them, but the underlying mastery is in having control without seeming to make an effort to control things.

Whether a ramshackle jalopy or an advanced sleek modern car come to a halt they both have to successfully meet the challenge of dissipating a large amount of kinetic energy as heat quickly. The jalopy will shudder and strain as it gets stressed while coping with the task and the sleek modern car will glide to a halt with effortless ease. One can understand the engine of the jalopy is weak and it can't accelerate as fast as a modern car, but to stop you do not need engine performance at all, then why this difference?

Well the jalopy does not generate enough friction to stop the car unless you press down really hard and the mounting of the brake assembly is not great and forces get created in all directions, which leads to vibrations all round. Also the amount of friction varies because the brake pads are not of a high quality and give unpredictable amount of friction.

On the other hand if you have a modern car like a Honda which is fitted with quality Honda brake pads then as the brake pads are pressed against the brake rotors instantly a strong force retarding the speed of the car is generated. The forces are all in the direction opposite to the movement of the car and no undue vibrations are created. These Honda brake pads are reliable and durable. You not only get a great performance but you also get great value for your money.

Great control is at the heart of a quality driving experience and brake pads are very important for that since about half the time for controlling the car you need to lower the speed of the car. You can choose brake pads conveniently by going online. It is an easy and efficient way to buy them. You can see the latest Honda brake pads at www.ilovebodykits.com

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About the Author

Louie Liu has been in the car aftermarket products industry for 5years. He specializes in body kits, headlights, cold air intakes & other aftermarket products. You can learn more about Honda brake pads and brake rotors at his site www.ilovebodykits.com.

2003 Buick shuts off when I turn on directional signal lights.?

First it started that when the signal light was put on, the abs, brake light, and traction lights on dash would come on, and the anti-lock brakes would engage.
Then it was as soon as the signal light was put on, the car would die. No problem, just don't use the signal lights, Right?
Now, I go to start the car, and the dash lights just keep flashing, I can crank the car to start, but the engine will not keep running.
The car has 130,000 miles on it. This has all started on Saturday.

sounds like there is a short in the steering colume.

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