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I find that the light looks better on the plate when you mount the plate on the inside of the frame. I know that the factory bolt was a SOB to get off!!!! I really like how it folds in. It goes both ways so if its bumped it moves. Since this picture I have gotten rid of the passenger pegs. Looks much cleaner.
I find that the light looks better on the plate when you mount the plate on the inside of the frame. I know that the factory bolt was a SOB to get off!!!! I really like how it folds in. It goes both ways so if its bumped it moves. Since this picture I have gotten rid of the passenger pegs. Looks much cleaner.
Saints... i had mine located on the inside of the frame like yours for a while and it does look better although you cant see it so well from the back.
the worry i had is that the plate folds in (does yours ?) and if it was hit it could fold in and get caught up in the belt/wheel.....just a warning thats all..
Last edited by hogdiver96; May 19, 2012 at 03:13 AM.
In this pic I still have the passenger foot peg but have long since removed it. I used the stock Allen Head bolt and screwed it in from the inside out. Also I mounted the plate holder on the inside of the frame. Without the foot peg I had to cut the bolt shorter so it wouldn't stick out.
This is how it looks now as discribed:
I hope this helps.
Hogdiver; we can still read your plate in the reflection
Last edited by PhantomMaxx; Jun 11, 2009 at 03:40 AM.
Phantom I did the same thing with the bolt. Inside out. My plate does not have the LED on it so it does not get caught on anything. I know my plate reflects in the paint. Whomever can read my plate feel free to come and get my bike.... you will be filled with holes before you know it.
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