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Can you post a pic of your plate hanger now? I hate the USA version. It's the poorest excuse for anything stylish. Looks like, "Oh $hit! We forgot about the plate. Let's just slap it on over here."
Been contemplating something different. Have side vertical mount in hand, but not liking that either. Hate to drill holes in fender, so looking for other ideas.
So, 24v...what did you use to fill the gap created by the removal of the stock plate bracket? Did you just re-mount the turn sig and now one is closer to the strut than the other? Oh yeah, remind me where you mounted your new one again...axle?
Originally Posted by 24v
I made my side mount out of a Sportster belt guard.
The license plate spacer will not match up with everything correctly. You need to get the RH single light "bracket" and then everything matches the way it should. It's about $20.
what size axle mount plate holder do we need for breakout?...and did you run a lic plate light in the frame as well...how did you route the wire?...thanks like that alot better than the stock pos!
what size axle mount plate holder do we need for breakout?...and did you run a lic plate light in the frame as well...how did you route the wire?...thanks like that alot better than the stock pos!
That's exactly what I want for mine when I get it. The stock one is too high for my liking. Do you have to drop the back wheel / remove the axle to fit it? or is the nut on that side?
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