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Posted by Tfrank59
 - October 28, 2018, 18:02:08 PM

Wow this is an old thread you're reviving here. Since the time the last person posted before today this is what I've done with my bike and I think I was inspired by this thread. check it out
https://youtu.be/undQV_ln_rs

I've been tempted more than once and have succumbed to look back to see how they are especially at night with the turn signals on  ;D

Posted by High Plains Drifter
 - October 28, 2018, 17:39:21 PM

Diddly, I put a big washer on each side of the rubber grommet to "squish" it tighter, haven't had any trouble. I'm using incandescent bulbs going down a rough dirt road where I live.
I know the post is late, but you can omit that bracket if you want.  Enjoy the ride.  P.S. don't be looking back as your going down the road to check how cool they look...it'd tempting.

Posted by Diddly squatt
 - July 07, 2016, 21:24:36 PM

Looks good. That's sort of what I had in mind. I have some aluminum stock for the brace also. Thanks for the help. Will be this weekend's project. Mike

Posted by greenbarn
 - July 07, 2016, 19:34:12 PM

The backing plates for the '59 lights will fit just inside the diameter of the stock light bucket.  If you drill new holes in the '59 backing plates, they will  bolt right into the stock buckets with some appropriate sized screws.  Then the '59 lenses screw to the backing plates.   I used a bracket on each side, custom bent to fit, running from the bottom screw on the '59 lense, over to the bolt on the Drifter bumper cover (assuming you have a 2001 or later).  I made this from about 1/2 or 3/4 wide aluminum flat stock.  This stiffened up the lights a bit.

There are a few pics on this thread:
http://www.vulcandrifterriders.com/forum/index.php?topic=31695.msg69238#msg69238

Posted by Diddly squatt
 - July 07, 2016, 11:04:21 AM

I know a few of you have mounted the Caddy Bullet tail lights on your rear turn signal. I've read a couple of posts about making a bracket to help support the weight & keep horizontal.  How did you actually mount the new light fixture to the turn signal housing? Once again, thanks for your help. Mike

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