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Welcome bud.
Anything listed for the same year 650R will fit your bike, with the only exception being the internal engine parts(It's sleeved to make a 400cc engine).
The 400 was only introduced to certain markets to address licensing restrictions for new riders. Here in Australia, we got a de-tuned 650R for the learner crowd. If you knew what you were doing, you could have a full powered 650R in minimal time, while on paper you were still "legal".
One word of warning, Integrated taillights can be very hard to see during the daytime. The blinkers/indicators can be lost when braking. I had one fitted to my 250R, and regretted it.
Perhaps you could look at a fender eliminator, and some smaller blinkers to clean it up a little. Keep in mind also, you will need to upgrade your flasher relay if you go LED blinkers.
Anything listed for the same year 650R will fit your bike, with the only exception being the internal engine parts(It's sleeved to make a 400cc engine).
The 400 was only introduced to certain markets to address licensing restrictions for new riders. Here in Australia, we got a de-tuned 650R for the learner crowd. If you knew what you were doing, you could have a full powered 650R in minimal time, while on paper you were still "legal".
One word of warning, Integrated taillights can be very hard to see during the daytime. The blinkers/indicators can be lost when braking. I had one fitted to my 250R, and regretted it.
Perhaps you could look at a fender eliminator, and some smaller blinkers to clean it up a little. Keep in mind also, you will need to upgrade your flasher relay if you go LED blinkers.
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Word about leds. Don't change the flasher relay. Buy a load resister/ heat sink for each side
Of the bike. A stage 1 will be sufficient for one set of LEDs But if you replace both the front and rear with leds you must use a stage 2. http://www.tobefast.com/search.php?mode=search&page=1 Very easy to
Install and will work I guarantee it
Of the bike. A stage 1 will be sufficient for one set of LEDs But if you replace both the front and rear with leds you must use a stage 2. http://www.tobefast.com/search.php?mode=search&page=1 Very easy to
Install and will work I guarantee it
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