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Posted by Fab
 - October 18, 2025, 05:24:59 AM

I agree with what mittico68 wrote. I recently purchased some aftermarket aluminum turn signals and am very pleased with the result.
In total, I spent about €80 ($94 at today's exchange rate), including adapters and stainless steel washers to attach the rear turn signals to the stock rubber mounts.

Posted by mittico68
 - October 17, 2025, 10:34:36 AM

I faced that problem some years ago, as ma-deuce is a 1999er.
So, I went for the "cheap chinese replacements", because I couldn't actually spend that huge amount of money.
I hope that your pocket is bigger...

Posted by CARPE DIEM DRIFTER
 - October 17, 2025, 07:03:03 AM

Greetings all, My 2006 Drifter is approaching 20 years old and is showing her age. She has been garage kept under a cover but time has taken its toll. The rubber portion of her turn signal assemblies has started to crumble  and fall apart. I have come to learn that this is a fairly common problem with Kawasaki's Vulcan series motorcycles. Rubber portion of the assembly is not available separately for sale. Cost of 4 new assemblies is around $350, Ouch!. Does anyone know of an alternative fix? I was hoping maybe someone has created a 3D printer replacement for the rubber pieces. I'm open to suggestions. I will say that I am not into cheap Chinese replacements.

Thanks and happy drifting, CDD

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