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I am looking to take off my stock tail lights on my 2016 Dyna Street Bob. Anyone have any options? Ideas? I am mounting a sissy bar on the back over there so I prefer something maybe under the fender
Well, I hate to do this but I'm gonna spoil a debut of something I've come up with to help you and anyone else out on relocating the plate. A lot of people have written these off because all it did was relocate the plate but did nothing for the T/s which is one of the biggest obstacles for a SB and LR-s that share the bobbed rear fender.
If I would have thought of this in the first place I never would have bothered with my other mount that I use.
So when life gives you lemons I give you champagne!
This is one small step for Dyna's, one giant leap for DynaKind!
1) The license plate light that comes with the mount is ridiculously huge so I removed it and took the smaller light off the original side/swing arm mount and attached it to the mount.
(I couldn't find a picture with the smaller light attached but will and I'll post it.)
2) I am using some Arlen Ness T/s but you can use whatever you want but I advise "lightweight" lights whatever you do to cut down on vibration and weight.
***You cannot use stock lights, they are too heavy and you'd probably get stress cracks and breakage***
3) I removed some excess material on the plate mount itself around the license plate, there's just more there than it needs.
Another good thing about this mount is since they don't make Dyna's any longer this can probably be found at a savings somewhere!
Bare in mind I haven't ran this yet but I don't expect anything other than success
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Rear signal/break light replacement
