Hoppy's converters

[dray]

three of them and not one worked what a bunch of junk

 

no other way to put it; then i found valley converters Half the price and much better worked first time no problems

 

WWW.valley.us.com do a search and put in the part # 52222 its a 5amp standard duty and its a great item: cost hoppy 32+ change and lots of driiving cost of Valley 14.32 with tax

 

 

so if your going to do it do it one time not 4 times like i did.

 

dray

[Flyinfool]

  dray said:

three of them and not one worked what a bunch of junk

 

no other way to put it; then i found valley converters Half the price and much better worked first time no problems

 

WWW.valley.us.com do a search and put in the part # 52222 its a 5amp standard duty and its a great item: cost hoppy 32+ change and lots of driiving cost of Valley 14.32 with tax

 

 

so if your going to do it do it one time not 4 times like i did.

 

dray

 

But look at all of the fun you had doing it.....

[KiteSquid]

Am I correct in assuming this tread concerns Tail Light Converters for motorcycles??????

[dray]

  KiteSquid said:

Am I correct in assuming this tread concerns Tail Light Converters for motorcycles??????

 

 

yes its is about the tail light converter.

[Monty]

I thought it had something to do with frog legs....mmmm.

 

I've never had any issues with Hoppy products. I wonder if they're going downhill too, like so many other companies.

[bongobobny]

I'm looking at that converter and it seems to be a 4 wire to 4 wire. For the bikes you need a 5 wire to 4 wire converter...

[RoadKill]

  dray said:

three of them and not one worked what a bunch of junk

 

no other way to put it; then i found valley converters Half the price and much better worked first time no problems

 

WWW.valley.us.com do a search and put in the part # 52222 its a 5amp standard duty and its a great item: cost hoppy 32+ change and lots of driiving cost of Valley 14.32 with tax

 

 

so if your going to do it do it one time not 4 times like i did.

 

dray

 

I agree. I bought one for my Venture and it never would work. Bought another for the GoldWing and I'll be it didn't either.

[dray]

  bongobobny said:

I'm looking at that converter and it seems to be a 4 wire to 4 wire. For the bikes you need a 5 wire to 4 wire converter...

 

 

Bob it is a 5 wire to 4 wire its hard to tell in the pic

 

this may help