[Bagmaster]

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I just did an offer of 50 bucks on this and it was accepted right away. These do not say Honda on them so I'll do a report on it as soon as I get it and test it.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&item=130313009942

 

[wda-83wing]

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keep us up dated.

 

[Dan Kelly]

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$24 for shipping! Big ouch.

 

[oldtoys1961]

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Seen those. They look good but I was wondering where they are made. Possibly China? or some other knockoff country? Looks just like oem stuff. Coming from Canada and they also have a matching tach.

 

[Bagmaster]

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Dan Kelly wrote:

$24 for shipping! Big ouch.

That's why I did a best offer deal of 50 bucks for it and it was automatically accepted, so do a best offer of 30 and I bet it gets taken.

 

[MDKramer]

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Only thing I'm not seeing in the wiring loom is the wiring for the turn signal indictor

 

[Bagmaster]

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MDKramer wrote:

Only thing I'm not seeing in the wiring loom is the wiring for the turn signal indictor

I think you're right Mike. My current OEM speedo doesn't have it either, I also don't have the turn signal cancel feature on my 1100 either.

 

[wda-83wing]

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the self cancling sigs came on the 83 and up i belive. all so cast wheels , taller gearing , and so forth.

 

[Bagmaster]

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From the forum history page. Guess I'm supposed to have the self canceling signals so I guess they just aren't working, don't need them anyways.

"The wheel rims were now wider (2.5" front and 3"rear) to allow for wider tyres on all models and self-cancelling indicators were fitted to all models from 1982."

 

[MDKramer]

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I don't know on the self-canceling, but there should be a circuit that activates a loud clicker when the signal is on below 40mph, and changes it to a peizo buzzer at 40mph and up

 

[Bagmaster]

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MDKramer wrote:

I don't know on the self-canceling, but there should be a circuit that activates a loud clicker when the signal is on below 40mph, and changes it to a peizo buzzer at 40mph and up

You're right on that, even the wiring schematic shows it.

 

[oldtoys1961]

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I have the self canceling. To me the right stays on longer than the left then flips off. I find myself hitting it twice when turning left because it cancels so ,much quicker. I don't hear anything so mine may not be working quite right. Is there a relay in there for each side or just 1? JR

 

[tricky]

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Dan Kelly wrote:

$24 for shipping! Big ouch.

It is coming from Canada and probably has to go through a customs routine.

This is one reason Canadians are reluctant to purchase from USA, the shipping costs and customs charges are exorbitant.

 

[oldtoys1961]

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So true. Seems anything going International has just gone through the roof in shipping and customs.

 

[Lyrkin]

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hmmm I have self cancelling on my 82 GL1100..they cancel fast with a loud 'click'.

 

[papabee49]

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My '84 has the self cancelling and seems to cancell out on me before I make the turn, but I don't hear any clicking, maybe a bad relay or something.:baffled::baffled:

 

[tricky]

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The 1200's dont have a very long flashing cycle before they turn off. I think it is time and distance and there isnt a way of altering it, at least we havnt found a way.

 

[Bagmaster]

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Finally got it Friday but didn't get around to installing it till today. Looks really good and tested with a cable and drill setup.

Got 1 little bitty problem though, found out the cable end sheared off at the bottom when the old drive went south on me. So, got another cable coming from Crescent Moons.

 

[Cody in MN]

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MDKramer wrote:

I don't know on the self-canceling, but there should be a circuit that activates a loud clicker when the signal is on below 40mph, and changes it to a peizo buzzer at 40mph and up

I have the 81' Wing, just a Standard, that clicker was so LOUD, all riding with me could hear it, when it quit working couple weeks ago, I did'nt even bother asking why...

 

[Dusty Boots]

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tricky wrote:

Dan Kelly wrote:

$24 for shipping! Big ouch.

It is coming from Canada and probably has to go through a customs routine.

This is one reason Canadians are reluctant to purchase from USA, the shipping costs and customs charges are exorbitant.

Having recently retired from Canada Post after 35+ years of service, the parcel rates up here are easily twice that of the USPS! When I have to mail a package that is bound for the US, I ride the 35 minutes to Oroville WA and use the USPS, as it is so much cheaper

The most economical method of receiving goods in Canada from the US, is via USPS. Brokerage charges are only $5 ..... and then you have your taxes and duty fees(if any) on top of that.