Rear Turn signal relocation
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Rear Turn signal relocation
Hey guys,
I have a 2015 fat bob and recently I had some viking saddlebags installed. I was supposed to use a turn signal relocation kit however every single kit that everyone had for my bike had the license plate bracket with it and put it on top of the fender. For my bike that would look awkward as hell with the chopped fender and Euro style light. Does anyone have any ideas on a good kit to just possibly slide them a little bit more to the rear of the bike by any chance? Preferably with pictures if possible? I literally only need them back by about an inch or two. If you have other ideas with them can you please post those as well?
I have a 2015 fat bob and recently I had some viking saddlebags installed. I was supposed to use a turn signal relocation kit however every single kit that everyone had for my bike had the license plate bracket with it and put it on top of the fender. For my bike that would look awkward as hell with the chopped fender and Euro style light. Does anyone have any ideas on a good kit to just possibly slide them a little bit more to the rear of the bike by any chance? Preferably with pictures if possible? I literally only need them back by about an inch or two. If you have other ideas with them can you please post those as well?
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They do however, it puts the signals on top of the fender like the older style dynas and includes the license plate, my model is the newer style with the license plate under the rear fender and has the chopped fender and slanted euro light
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This one on JP Cycles site is also the type that Viking Bags and others sell.
Mounts to where your license plate bolts on. That would get it off the fenders.
http://www.jpcycles.com/product/362-912
Mounts to where your license plate bolts on. That would get it off the fenders.
http://www.jpcycles.com/product/362-912
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