2025 VJMC NATIONAL RALLY DATES14th, 15th, 16th March 2025 at the same location in Nuriootpa, South Australia
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the gigantic ancient clunky old 3-pin clickers were first used by noah on his ark, but somehow yamaha managed to find a stash of them and installed them on the xs11 along with the asbestos/mercury cyanide auto-cancel gadget in the speedo combined with the creaking old filament bulbs that first appeared back in ancient roman times, it's why the indicators mostly won't operate unless the xs11's engine charging system (invented in around 1250 AD) is turning at least 7000 revs. todays tiny 2-pin flashers and associated super-duper led bulbs blow the oem's prehistoric stuff into the weeds for efficiency,but the extreme hardship of having to thumb the blinker switch back to centre to stop the flashing is likely to cause tendonitis or tennis elbow in the average xs11 rider, so that sadly rules the modern stuff out in most cases.
well, mini led blinkers, I've tried them, soon realized they were rubbish, went back to original large 12V bulb type, the mini-led type are gimmicky and not real-deal. In the Harley bling category... Too dull, weak and small to be of any real use, and won't auto-cancel or even flash on an XS11 without resistors and junk, original setup way better
It will depend on if they are thermal/mechanical or electronic/relay .Yup....first one you mentioned seems ok....second one...may be electronic as it seems they are quoting the load size of the relay.I t s the pin orientation that has to be correct as well.Unless you can find an OEM secondhand unit....I would buy the 2 pin generic unit....if buying from an auto store.There are so many ways auto cancelling can be achieved ...I would nt trust a generic one for this purpose.