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my wide glide has the original "bobtail" fender, my question is this...does anyone know of a taillight without the license plate bracket that I could use underneath the fender, where the standard taillight w/ license plate bracket goes? I just want to side mount the plate and keep the taillight where it is. I just hate the way the tag looks hanging down from my rear fender in the stock configuration. but a "bobtail" fender looks strange without a taillight so a side mount license bracket with taillight is out of the question.
At first I tried to fabricate a new bracket, but finally just used a die grinder with a cut off wheel to remove the license plate bracket. Grind everything nice & smooth, bead blast it, & powdercoat it. Works great, won't break, & looks clean.
At first I tried to fabricate a new bracket, but finally just used a die grinder with a cut off wheel to remove the license plate bracket. Grind everything nice & smooth, bead blast it, & powdercoat it. Works great, won't break, & looks clean.
looks good.
would look even better if you went with shorter shocks to lower the rear.
my wide glide has the original "bobtail" fender, my question is this...does anyone know of a taillight without the license plate bracket that I could use underneath the fender, where the standard taillight w/ license plate bracket goes? I just want to side mount the plate and keep the taillight where it is. I just hate the way the tag looks hanging down from my rear fender in the stock configuration. but a "bobtail" fender looks strange without a taillight so a side mount license bracket with taillight is out of the question.
an 04 dyna doesn't really fit in the evo classic category. you might get more accurate info for your bike in the dyna section.
I fabbed up a plate and tucked it up inside the fender with an LED cateye light with a skull lens. I didn't like the looks of the light sticking outside the end of the fender. Mine still has the tag hanging off the bottom but it is angled to the contour of the tire
At first I tried to fabricate a new bracket, but finally just used a die grinder with a cut off wheel to remove the license plate bracket. Grind everything nice & smooth, bead blast it, & powdercoat it. Works great, won't break, & looks clean.
thanks for the tip, I've found a way to make one in the garage out of some metal brackets, once its complete I put some pics on here.
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