Just finished rough install of rear turn signals on my FB. Just have to radius the bottom edges and powder coat black. Then I will be able to install my hard bags. Not permanent, but will suffice for now until something better presents itself. Didn't like any of the options available. kuryakyn laid back license plate holder used.





Brackets still need to have back side radius cut and black powder coat



Bag placement?

 

Hi Fatboy16S

Did you customized does brackets in back of plate or you ordered ?
Have same plate holder and would like to install the signals on plate. I'm looking at options.

Tks
Andre

 

Yeah, I made them out of aluminum and ran the wires though the centers and used 1 of the 3 holes which mount the plate holder to the fender to feed though to the brake light assembly. I may just eliminate them in the future in favor of hard bag filler panels with Custom Dynamics LED lights on them. It seems odd that HD and aftermarket companies do not offer more solutions to address turn signal relocation based on the demand I see? I moved mine enough times that I finally made a adapter connector so I can use my own plug connectors. Just cut the wires in the brake light assembly about 2 inches from the male plug and added my own female so I can add anything I want in the future without splicing and soldering.

 

Tks for info. I understand there should be options .
I'm looking at Genesis® II Integrated LED Taillight for Harley-Davidson® or also saw these on amazon.
But your pictures gave me idea's ! Your scoot is really nice enjoy your ride and be safe

 

Is it a pain to relocate the blinkers? Just picked up a '16 fat boy S and I need to put a quick disconnect sissy bar on for the girlfriend to be happy.

 

this is my back rest on my 2010 fatboy lo

 

Their are at least 2 videos on YouTube they go into detail on the install on turnsignal relocation on Fatboys. I would say it's not that bad just takes a little time just like everything else on a Harley. I have the kit and will be installing it soon.

 

It's only a pain in that there is only enough space for the 2 wires to go through the HD relocation kit. I didn't want to splice my wires, so I pulled the pins out of the connector, but still had to cut them anyway since the pins won't pass through the relocation hollow screws. I have no problem cutting and splicing wires and heat shrinking, just didn't want to do it to my brand new bike.