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The plate looks fine there, but that relocation brings up a question, how do you light the plate?
Good question...
Since the mount that I came-up with is a tube, I am going to drill a hole thru themountingplate - thatshould allow me to run the wires internally and keep them hidden.
For power, I will tie into the rear fender tip lamp.
As far as theplate light itself...I will either get alicense plate frame with a built-inLED, orsome LED plate bolts -whatever Ican find that looks most 'minimal'.
I like the plate mount, can you post some more pics, close ups if possible. I want to see how its mounted, and how the back fender looks with out it on there. Thanks.
Looks nice!I want to do that to mine.But here in MD the plates are so big.I have heard of people going to Kinkos and gettig a shrinked down photo and carrying the real plate in there saddlebag.
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