Licence plate relocation
Tourer
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From: Montreal,Québec,Canada
RE: Licence plate relocation
http://www.weekendconcepts.com/lazer-catalog.pdf on page 8 licence plate relocation
Cruiser
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From: O'Fallon,MO
RE: Licence plate relocation
Does anyone know exactly why the HD kit includes a fender tip??? I want to change out the directional bar with something like the one in that kit as well as relocate my plate, but I don't want to lose my RKC fender tip. Will my fender tip still work?
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From: New York
RE: Licence plate relocation
ORIGINAL: FYRDOC
Does anyone know exactly why the HD kit includes a fender tip??? I want to change out the directional bar with something like the one in that kit as well as relocate my plate, but I don't want to lose my RKC fender tip. Will my fender tip still work?
Does anyone know exactly why the HD kit includes a fender tip??? I want to change out the directional bar with something like the one in that kit as well as relocate my plate, but I don't want to lose my RKC fender tip. Will my fender tip still work?
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From: usa
RE: Licence plate relocation
The HD kit includes the new chrome fender tip because your plate will be coveringthe top1/2" of your old fender tip light.....Kury makes a relocation kit that includes a three row LED....its on their site in the new products area...it won't be available untill later this yr.
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RE: Licence plate relocation
ORIGINAL: Rocket Jockey
John and BZ,
How are you lighting the plate? I don't need one more reason to get pulled over. My lead foot seems to get me in enough trouble!
RJ
John and BZ,
How are you lighting the plate? I don't need one more reason to get pulled over. My lead foot seems to get me in enough trouble!
RJ
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From: Roswell, GA
RE: Licence plate relocation
Biggzed: I recently saw an EG with the license plate relocated using stainlesss sheet/aluminum sheet (?) that was bent a couple of times and bolted to the saddlebag support rail/rear fender bracket, and a chrome aftermarket license plate frame with discrete lighting incorporated in it. Don't have a picture of the actual piece, but here is a pic of my bike in July '05 (pre-Street Glide rear fender) with the licens plate relocated to the left saddlebag guard rails that is similar to what I saw regarding the plate's location (although the one I saw had no bag rails--very, very nice look IMO and it didn't look that difficult to fab:
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RE: Licence plate relocation
Thanks for the pic Pingman. That looks nice. I was actually thinking of fabbing a bracket that used the two saddlebag support rail bolts and hang it off those. Since I don't have a pipe on the left side, it can hang a little lower. I agree, it shouldn't be too hard to make something work.
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From: Roswell, GA
RE: Licence plate relocation
Biggzed: You got the attachment point right. The guy did a nice job of matching the angle of the saddlebag with the angle of the bracket hefabbed, the license plate bracket incorporated the light nicely, and the wiring for the light was well-concealed. Good luck with the project.
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