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I am also interested in that replacement lens. where did you get it and how much?
The tail light was about $50 from J&P. The license plate light is on the bottom of the lense. The lense from J&P is very good quality and you use your stock tail light bulb.
I wanted to keep the stock look and did not like the Kuriyakin (sic) kit.
The license plate bracket also has a small built-in rubber nuggin to prevent from scratching the fender...the bracket is chrome and very good quality.
I bought the Kuryakn "Curved Fender Tip License Plate Mount", highly overpriced but
looks good, I couldn't find alot of options when I was looking, but I would try and buy
American made next time.
thanks ramnj I ripped mine off today after your post and fabbed up a license bracket to go under the left bag to offset my d&d fatcats, off to the chrome r
thanks ramnj I ripped mine off today after your post and fabbed up a license bracket to go under the left bag to offset my d&d fatcats, off to the chrome r
Post some pics after you get it back from the chrome shop.
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