How to install an Integrated Tail Light & Fender Eliminator on 2016+ Yamaha XSR900 by TST Industries

[@robertcallahan760]

This kit is so clean. I don't even have this bike but I've always thought it was cool. The stock light was a bit of a miss for me though with how it sits on top of the fender, this looks a million times better.

[@marknasia5293]

If this is the outcome of the pandemic, it was totally worth it. TST always come thru with the best mods, high quality at an affordable price. Recently I sold one of my bikes that has a TST integrated tail light and everyone in my friend’s riding club was amazed at the brightness of the tail light, even it is smoke in color, but how the light stands out amongst other bikes moded with lesser tail lights. The fact it is programmable, is really nice too. This XSR900 mod is exactly what this bike needed! I wish I had and XSR900 to put this on. One of the biggest deterrent from my choosing the XSR900 over another bike was that OEM tail light. Many will say this mod takes away from the styling; however, i would like to bring up, the mod’d light is also of the same aesthetic that would have replaced similar lights from that retro era.

[@TSTindustries]

Hey thanks Mark man. Always appreciate your comments.

[@jonathanfrancisco6910]

This looks so good. Ordered last night, glad I did. Also appreciate you guys dont make me pay for a bunch of parts I don't need

[@MotorcyclerideCyprus]

Please look into the new Yamaha XSR125 and Yamaha XSR155 these Motorcycle's have sold thousands in Asia and Europe! the XSR155 is pretty much the same Motorcycle as the XSR125 ! many of your existing stock might fit these Motorcycles! An opportunity for your company to simply inform customers like myself what fits and what does not? Keep up the great work! Merry Christmas! and looking forward to your install videos for the new and very popular Yamaha XSR125 and Yamaha XSR155!

[@robertnoyes1345]

Will u guys be making one for the Yamaha xsr700?

[@TSTindustries]

Not at this time.

[@felipe-nt-d]

The stock light is kind of too much, the TST part is way better. Well done.

[@TSTindustries]

Thank you.

[@randallf8675]

Where can I buy this? Amazon? eBay?

[@TSTindustries]

Our web store tstindustries.com . There is a link right in the description of this video here.

[@TheMoosiah]

I'm actually having a ton of problems with the fasteners from 13:25; mine are spinning and spinning, not coming out.

[@TSTindustries]

Are you talking about the four aluminum screws that screw into well nuts?

[@TSTindustries]

Chances are the well nuts are spinning inside their holes and you will need to hold them in place with needle nose pliers so rhat the screws can come out

[@Jakob-xb7de]

Does this fit on a xsr700

[@TSTindustries]

Unfortunately no

[@patw9175]

Thanks for the video y'all. Super helpful. Between my T7 and my XSR 900, I swear if I ever find the motherfucker who OK'd the use of well-nuts at Yamaha....

[@TSTindustries]

Hahahahaha

[@matgougeon3087]

Thanks for the video but wow 62 minutes? That's a long one. Some editing would've made this an easier watch. The tail tidy looks great though! Cheers

[@TSTindustries]

This was heavily edited but we had to leave enough detail to make our customers able to succeed with installation and understanding of nuances. Consider this, people who are inclined to take this kind of installation to a shop have to ride there, get a ride back home, pay hundreds of dollars, then get a ride to the shop to ride bike home. Investing 60 minutes to save a a few hours and hundreds of dollars sounds like a good tradeoff to me.

[@mRsHING2004]

Website said no need tool and cut , 22:48

[@TSTindustries]

The process shown at that time stamp is purely optional if you wish to reuse the OEM key lock cover.

[@TheMoosiah]

I forgot the license plate light. Shoot.

[@allusa2009]

Too much work!

[@TSTindustries]

Okay. How is a 25 minute job too much work?