Oxford Fork Mount - CNC Fork Mounted Lighting Adaptors

The Oxford CNC Fork Mounted Lighting Adaptors let you move your indicators — or other small lighting — off the standard mounting points and onto your fork stanchions, for a tidier, more custom look at the front of the bike.

Machined from aluminium and supplied as a pair with silicone spacers, they clamp to fork stanchions between 45mm and 55mm in diameter, so they suit a wide range of naked bikes, sportsbikes and customs. The universal M8 thread means you can pair them with indicators and lights from Oxford's range or any other M8-threaded unit.

A straightforward, tool-friendly upgrade for riders tidying up a front end or fitting aftermarket indicators — just check clearance to bodywork and suspension travel before you ride.

• Relocates indicators or small lighting onto the fork stanchions
• Suits fork stanchion diameters from 45mm to 55mm
• CNC-machined aluminium construction
• Universal M8 thread for a wide choice of indicators and lights
• Silicone spacers included to suit different fork diameters
• Waterproof design
• Sold as a pair
• Straightforward bolt-on installation

• CNC lighting adaptors x 2
• Silicone spacers
• M3 screws x 4

Fit the adaptors to a clean, undamaged section of fork stanchion, using the supplied silicone spacers to suit your fork diameter and to protect the stanchion finish.
Position the adaptors so the indicators cannot foul bodywork, the fairing, the tank or the front guard at any point through the full steering lock.
Cycle the suspension through its full travel before riding and confirm the mounts and indicators do not contact anything or interfere with fork operation.
Avoid clamping over the sliding surface of the stanchion where the mount could mark the fork or affect the fork seals.
Tighten the M3 screws firmly and evenly by hand-tool only — over-tightening can strip the fastener or distort the clamp.
Route indicator wiring with enough slack for full steering movement and suspension travel, and secure it clear of the wheel, brake lines and hot components.
Re-check fastener tightness and mount position after the first ride, then periodically as part of routine maintenance.
Clean with warm soapy water and a soft cloth; avoid strong solvents, degreasers and abrasive polishes that can damage the machined finish.
After washing or riding in the wet, check the wiring connections remain clean and secure.
Confirm your indicator position and spacing still comply with Australian Design Rules and your state's roadworthiness requirements before riding on the road.