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That curved plate looks great, which one did you go with any install tips?
Thanks for that.That is a Paul Yaffe.It's been out for a while now.It's had the bugs worked out.The instruction's are straight forward.I figured it would be easier to plug in the frame first to make sure the 2 wires are correct for the plate light.Easier swapping on the bench than inside the fender.
Found it here first: http://www.cvoharley.com/smf/index.php?topic=59691.75
Took some suggestions from the Forum and finally finished my mods. Took off those hideous reflectors, and made custom inserts. Iron Braid lever braids. HORN COVER, Ohlins #6 from Howard. Vance & Hines Power Duals headers with RC 4.5" Slip ons and FuelPak 3. Added running lights nd LED rurns but kept the handlebar signls. Luggage rack. Leather covers for the engine case guards front and back. Pro Pad floor board extenders. Many others but funally finished.
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