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Hi fellas, I'm wanting to change the rear light unit on my Dyna for one that has the number plate below the light instead of above it as on the original one. As some of you will already know we have really ugly number plates here in the UK which look horrible mounted above the light. The intention is to have a slightly smaller plate made and find a suitable light unit to fit........and there is my problem, I can't seem to find the type of light unit I'm after anywhere.
The type of thing I want is like the one in the photo below, the only prob with this one is that it sits too far up the rear fender for me to use a dual seat. Does anyone here have any suggestions or know of an available light unit of the type I want?
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