Help measuring taillight
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Help measuring taillight

Hi guys.

I have a cbr650r & like modding the shit out ou motorcycles.

I got myself the R1 tail mod & I love it. However due to me living in switzerland, where everything is restricted by the state the light that came with it is illegal.

I wanted to ask you guys, if someone could measure his tailligh's width, length & the general measurements all arround. I'm thinking about replacing the one I have with a oem one, but don't want to waste 230$ on a part that won't fit.

Your help is much appriciated.

Specificly the models 2020 & up taillights are the ones I need measurements from.

Kind regards - Bin

u/LINUXbin — 10 hours ago
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Looking for friends :]

Hi, I'm looking for friends in the Zurich area. I'm 23 years old, work in IT, and live in the north of Kanton Zürich. My biggest passion is motorcycles. I don't have many hobbies right now, but I'm open to trying almost anything, as long as it doesn’t involve bicycles. I speak Spanish, German, and English fluently. I don’t do drugs and very rarely drink alcohol. I used to have a problem with drugs but have been clean for a few years now and want to stay that way.

That’s also why I don’t go to nightclubs or parties. I’m a pretty chill and laid-back guy, trying to find back to a social life.

Would be cool to find someone to go for motorcycle rides, grab food, hang out together, or snoop into ypur hobbys.

If you’re around the area and open to meeting new people, feel free to message me!

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u/LINUXbin — 1 month ago

Crash at 20 Km/h stay safe.

I crashed yesterday & broke some bones for the first time of my life.

Story: I was riding home from school on the main road. Traffic was heavy on my side, but I waited patiently. After a few cars turned, a bus stopped in front of me. I checked the oncoming lane, it was clear, so I started to overtake the bus. What I didn’t see was a car waiting to pull out from a side road. The bus driver waved him in, giving him the go-ahead. The car wanted to turn left onto the main road and head in the opposite direction (towards the oncoming lane).

Just four meters before impact, the car’s front suddenly appeared right in my path. It was a low-speed crash, but the force still smashed my hands and crushed the metal shoulder plate on my jacket.

Once again, ATGATT saved a life. It might be sweaty and uncomfortable sometimes, but this is exactly why we gear up. The protection took the punishment so I didn’t have to. Now comes the fun part. Sorting everything out with insurance and the police. Ride safe, everyone. Gear up for the slide, not for the ride.

u/LINUXbin — 2 months ago