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2024 Honda CBR600RR - NEW PARTS: Fender Eliminator/Relay Kit / Sequential Tail Light by Motodynamic
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- Опубліковано 25 чер 2024
- Welcome to The Prouty Channel. Enjoy this installation video by parts from Motodynamic. All the links will be posted below. Have any question, comment below & thanks for watching 🤙🏼
Website: www.motodynami...
Tail Light: www.motodynami...
Fender Eliminator: www.motodynami...
Relay Kit : www.motodynami...
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Awesome video super helpful thanks so much
Thank you!
@@matthewprout6996might be a noob question but is not good to have the signal and break light wires close to the exhaust? I mean will the heat bother the wires Thanks some the wires are not behind the heat shield
The kit comes w mini zip ties to attach them to your fender kit. It’s far enough tucked and away from the exhaust no problems with the wires👍🏼
@@matthewprout6996hey thanks so much
Beautiful bike
Thank you!
Nice bike, nice video too. But 2024 with halogen lights? Damn! Soon this comes to Brazil and I hope that with leds.
This is actually the 2024 Honda CBR600RR USA Edition. US isn’t offered that version yet
Hope you lock-tighted all those small bolts dude
Please don’t touch any bikes 😂
The relay that you replaced for the taillight speed, did you order that separately from the motor dynamics or does that come with the kit and if you did could you please send the link.
You’ll have to order the relay separate and the link is in the video description 🤙🏼
Nice bike
Thank you!
Id love one of these 2024 600rr...but are they too much for a first bike?
I always suggest starting off with a smaller CC bike for the FIRST bike. Smaller cc are the best to learn on and figure out everything before hopping on something faster 👍🏼
@matthewprout6996 you can ride a fast bike sensibly though. And I feel like it'd be a waste of money. I've decided against a 600rr. Maybe the cbr650r
bro, start with an upright bike is what I'd say. it can be a cb500r or even a cb1000r, but the sitting position and handles are tougher to learn than an upright bike.
@kevinc2332 I was originally thinking about the cb650r. I'll be using one at some point when getting my full licence, so I'll get to see how they feel. Appreciate the advice.
@@ka124as Yep upright is the way to go for sure. After that get a CBR600