None here

 

I have Pro 1 trees with the built in front turns. Looks really slick and clean.

 

..... None Here ....

 

Removed them off my 2005 Deuce, capped the wires, never had an issue.

 

I removed my front and rear signals on my Springer when I bought it back in 96, and never have had a problem. On my new Lo I don't think they look bad so I have left them in place for now.

 

Thanks for all the replies. For those who asked why. Mostly because I only use hand signals now, and I don't like the looks. I was thinking about mounting them and wind deflectors to the windshield mounting plates so they all come off as 1. Kinda a clean look most of the time, but when I load up and go for a week or two ride I can have some visability and wind protection.

 

No problem here.

 

No offense intended, but it's like keeping your d!ck and cutting your ***** off because you don't like the way they dangle there and you don't really use them for their actual intended purpose that much. Removing reflectors is 1 thing but removing turn signals (which tell idiot car drivers which direction you're turning) seems a bit stupid, yeah it may look better without.

You know why there's so many guys on here who say they don't have them and they're fine, because the ones who don't have them and aren't fine cant say anything because they're dead.

I very much feel that everyone has the right to do what they want (provided its legal) and again I'm not trying to offend

 

I run no fronts on my train, needed a load equalizer afterwards. removed a friends on a Rocker C, neeeded no equalizer. As far as worrying about traffic, cars in front m=of me I can see. If I have to wait longer so I dont get some indecisive soccer mom taking me out with her van, then I sit and wait. I have hand and arm signals, and I have rear turn signals. I rarely try to jump out front at any stop sign, thats just day one riding sense. Wave everyone ahead of you, if you want to get around fast, buy a crotch rocket, they are built into the mirrors now.

 

Check your state laws, most states determine according to how its titled and the year.