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Where to find a 2022 Himalayan front right turn signal enclosure?

m1ckDELTA

Well travelled
I can't imagine a cracked turn signal will be covered by the warranty. This is the first strike against RE for me. No one should have to inspect their new motorcycle for such defects.
 

m1ckDELTA

Well travelled
If you think its a defect, it should be covered as long as it wasn't caused by physical damage, just give the dealer a call. The lights are inexpensive compared to many machines. You can order them online at
call Tim, I believe, at

Thanks! Baxter has it.

The dealer is inquiring about a warranty claim.
 

tom_d

Well travelled
Location
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Cool, if you can keep the old, I would just glue it up with some epoxy, superglue, or my favorite, some black "shoe goo". Pro tip, use an ice cube as a spatula to get a nicer smooth finish. If it's the lens, they make some resin to repair it, but it would be cool if someone more clever than I could pump out some replacements with acrylic resin and the right amount of amber tint, I've seen some cool video's of people doing this when they restore an old bike with unobtainable parts.
 

Roy Gavin

Well travelled
They are thin, hard plastic and mine fell apart PDQ, a couple of Roo/ deer strikes will finish them.
There are plenty similar after market alternatives, some with a hard rubber body which stand up to rough use a bit better.
I opted for billet LEDs on the front which also incorporated 10 watt LED running lights, a light, simple, compact and low cost alternative to some alternatives.
Tiny OEM cables might require a review of your current crimp tool and connectors, and make certain the wires are tied/stuck up so they are not waving around in the wind - DAHIK!
 

tom_d

Well travelled
Location
US
They are thin, hard plastic and mine fell apart PDQ, a couple of Roo/ deer strikes will finish them.
There are plenty similar after market alternatives, some with a hard rubber body which stand up to rough use a bit better.
I opted for billet LEDs on the front which also incorporated 10 watt LED running lights, light compact and low cost solution.
Tiny OEM cables might require a review of your current crimp tool and connectors, though, and make certain the wires are tied/stuck up so they are not waving around in the wind - DAHIK!
What do your billet turn/running lights look like and who made them? I would have a concern about turns/running light combos just because the turn can be washed out when really close to a bright beam, but it might be well engineered and would be convenient. I do like the round signals we have and they are cheap enough and easy enough to fix, I've been tempted to mod mine with some rubber hose for the stalk and also just to design and 3d print something interesting. Using a multi-color printer, some transparent sections would allow light to escape to the side and back if desired. Still think someone should crank out replacement lenses as they get scuffed over time anyway, I'm writing that down on my products I would make list now. :)
About the wire breaking/strain relief type issues? Yeh, work hardening is a thing and causes problems with the speedo sensor wires for some as well.
 
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