How to Install Front Retro Turn Signal Kit on 2019 Triumph Bonneville T100

For riders seeking to replace the bulky stock turn signals, the Retro Turn Signal Kit can be mounted in either the stock position (select models) or in a relocated position depending on your application.
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[@suspensioncero]

Well done! 👌

[@jimwatts3982]

What are the different relay settings, and how do they affect operation?

[@TheSweatyYeti]

I’m assuming this process is very similar on a 2020 street scrambler?

[@britishcustoms]

It’s similar in terms of the connector, being plug & play but the way it mounts is different and does not require the opening of the headlamp. We’ll be releasing the video guide for the Street series very soon but for now, here's the PDF version: s3.amazonaws.com/helpscout.net/docs/assets/6101fe48098a4c71ad63b27f/attachments/616729a59ccf62287e5eb872/BC501-026-BS-Street-Scrambler.pdf

[@TLYRIDER]

What torque wrench is that I would love to buy one of that

[@britishcustoms]

Snap-on angle tech torque wrench. It’s probably a little overkill for at home use but if you find yourself working on vehicles quite a bit or especially a lot of motor work, it’ll last you forever. Otherwise, the click types are perfect too

[@TLYRIDER]

@@britishcustoms thanks for the response, hmm pretty expensive. If you are aware of a cheaper version that’s good quality please share as well

[@britishcustoms]

@@TLYRIDER the tekton clicking torque wrench is another good one too for general garage usage (as long as you get them calibrated to correct torque specs one in a while). These snap ons would only make sense if these tools are used for a living

[@TLYRIDER]

@@britishcustoms thanks