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Thread: Installed the Hondaline worklight with self-made bracket on my '87 Big Red

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    Installed the Hondaline worklight with self-made bracket on my '87 Big Red

    I think it came out pretty good, I tried mounting it in the same place that it is suppose to go on the right side but on the left...let me know what ya'll think Click image for larger version. 

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    1985 Yamaha 225DRN w/OEM headlight guard, footboards, front rack, rear rack, work light, brush guards and trailer hitch

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    Nice work man!! Looks good and clean workmanship!
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    Thanks, just need to find a headlight grille to complete the setup
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    nice, it's looking good pat.
    was at my buddy's over the weekend and got a good look at his new light and will need to do something a little differant. his has a handle on it, so basicly the mount needs to be sitting lower is all.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jon Boy View Post
    nice, it's looking good pat.
    was at my buddy's over the weekend and got a good look at his new light and will need to do something a little differant. his has a handle on it, so basicly the mount needs to be sitting lower is all.
    Thanks, does your friend have the same worklight as I do? Mine has a small handle on the op and has a quick release on the bottom to remove it from the base.
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    that's almost like his, but not exactly. spent most of the time under his truck changing out his leaf springs and CV's. sorry, didn't really pay attention to the top, but it does have a quick release on the bottom.
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    Yeah, if it has a Honda sticker on the top backside of it, it's the same worklight...
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    that looks really good!

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    no, his is not a Hondaline worklight. it's just a light he picked up, it just happens to be very simalar to the Hondaline. could almost pass for a knock-off i think.
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    Oh ok cool, post a pic of your friend's worklight when you get a chance, I'm curious as to how similar it is to the Honda one..
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    Pimpin her right out! Now,where's the mud flaps? lol
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    Quote Originally Posted by atc007 View Post
    Pimpin her right out! Now,where's the mud flaps? lol
    Haha thanks, well I'm actually looking for a set of the rear mudflaps and exhaust deflector so if anyone has a set, let me know!
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    ok got a couple pics of my buddy's spotlight and sorry, i guess it's not as close to the worklight as i thought. the idea he's thinking about is to use the top plate off another set of forks. that way there's a turned down lip so there won't be a need for an extra lower brace to keep it steady. might draw something up in paint to give a better idea. also the idea he has for running his wires looks good too. he's only stuck figureing out exactly how he wants to hook it to his factory plug (his still has all the pieces to his).

    anyway here's his 5in 55w spotlight. about a half turn of the lower knob and it pops right off.
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    85 YAMAHA YT60 red w/yellow trim (sold, still in the family)

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    Hey, yeah his worklight is definitely a little different than the Honda one, but not bad looking at all. I'm sure it will mount up good on his Big Red.
    1985 Yamaha 225DRN w/OEM headlight guard, footboards, front rack, rear rack, work light, brush guards and trailer hitch

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