2001 Traveller Turn signals

[ironhorse99]

Today I caused my bike to go down on its left side due mainly to my stupidness(i think that's a real word)don't ask, its enough to admit it.
Anyway I'd like to replace the left turn signal assembly. Don't need the stem running from the frame just the housing/lens etc.
It's a CEV 43268. Been looking around the web but haven't found anything yet. I'm in the states but I'll order it from wherever.
any leads are very much appreciated. Thanks

[basser23]

Front or rear?
Fronts can be had at Buell /hd dealer,think from a cyclone.....

[ironhorse99]

Did a quick check of some images & it looks like a fit. I'll be heading to the Harley dealer tomorrow. Thanks
One I get it I'll post the pt#.

[basser23]

yeah,I have one at home still in box,came from a cyclone I think...I'll post P/N when I find it......

[ironhorse99]

WoW....excellent News. I'll stay tuned.

[ironhorse99]

Just returned from the Harley Dealer & they had a front signal assy. from a cyclone(not sure of the yr though) but the images looked all the same across the whole production range. It was nothing like what's on the bike now so I'll wait till I get the pt# or just find something aftermarket.

[ironhorse99]

Basser23 sent me the part# for what worked on his bike unfortunately The Buell part # Y0504.9 IS NOT the same one installed on the 01 traveller. its completely different. Thanks basser23 for your input & help. I'll keep looking & if I do find a replacement or a reasonable fact simile I'll post my finding.

[ironhorse99]

Here are several pic's. Perhaps it will help this along.

[jimc]

Try the local Ducati store. That signal looks an awful lot like the rear unit on my 1994 900ss/cr.
Incidentally, the rectangular ones on the Skorpion are definitely Ducati interchangeable, leading me to believe the Traveller
signal might be from the same OEM as well.
Jim

[ironhorse99]

I don't know a single Euro dealership of any maker anywhere in the area. They have all dried up around here. I'll check the web again.

[ironhorse99]

Received some new info. Triumph Tridents 1995-1998 seems to be a direct replacement for the Traveller.(Thanks Roland)
Looking at Bike Bandits site has left me with a few questions so I need to confirm correct Pt#.
As it stands their Pt# 1396899 looks to be what I need. Once I confirm I'll post results.

[ironhorse99]

Well, It looks like there's a fly in the ointment. Bike bandit lists 3 possible options for replacement. I eliminated 1 but that still leaves a 50/50 crap-shoot. I'd buy both but after speaking with support I wouldn't be able to return the unused unit due to it being electrical. So it looks as though without additional info I have little choice but to go aftermarket. The indicators are used on specific bike serial numbers.
INDICATOR SPARES KIT
SERIAL NUMBER 4902 AND HIGHER - LH FRONT 2713240

INDICATOR ASSY, LHF
SERIAL NUMBER 9083 TO 16921 LH FRONT 1396899

It's interesting that the first listed is called a spares kit while the second is simply list as indicator assy. lhf

Support could not explain the difference between the two.
Any suggestions are of course welcome.

[ironhorse99]

It looks like the riddles solved. The Triumph Pt# for both right & left front turn signals is: drum roll please....T2700925.
Please note that this is the "New" direct replacement for the originals as they are not the exact same unit.