I have a 2014 streetbob and looking to pic up some Leatherpros Tsport bags. Wondering what others have done when moving everything to fit the bags. Pics would be great. I'm currently considering just fabbing up a fender plate mount and running an older Dyna style taillight into the fender with integrated taillights, but hoping there is an easier answer.

 

Go through this thread and see if it helps


https://www.hdforums.com/forum/dyna-...mount-kit.html

 

thanks suede you still making brackets ? i def like how you did yours with integrated plate frame brake/turns

 

http://www.customdynamics.com/integr...light_bars.htm

I'm tempted to go this route and just mount the plate off the lower shock mount

 

The bags will block your plate if you do. Just grab the custom dynamics curved plate cover with integrated brake and turn signals and bolt it on to the fender.

 

Hey man, I used the easy brackets relocation bracket and led license plate frame, its an easy install. Its much easier if you lower your rear wheel down (unbolt the bottom suspension bolt) to perform the install, you'll also need to splice some wires, but nothing crazy.

http://www.cruisercustomizing.com/ea...rce=igodigital

 

If you call Leather Pros, he does have a bag now (it wasn't on his site when I was looking) that doesn't require you to relocate anything on the newer bobs...

 

You could go in this direction:

But the bobs don't have a full rear fender.. (forgot about that..) but I did see a guy on here who made a 'plate' that attached on the rear fender where all of that could then be mounted.

East coast Dyna Mikes idea looks pretty good.. or depending on your local laws .. you may not have to have them for a bike..

 

You could use the Kuryakyn Panacea tail light that has chevron turn signals built in. You get to just remove your turn signals and the turn signals are in the tail light.
http://www.kuryakyn.com/products/490...illight-system

 

I used the great bike gear relocation kit. I'd rather get a full sized rear dyna fender, but they're just out of my price range right now. The GBG relocator was an easy install with leatherpros. +1 on unbolting the bottom shock and jacking up the rear of your bike. Also, with leatherpros you'll want to go ahead and get the HD detachable hardware kit.