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take your stock vertical bracket off. you will notice a ring around the hole for the mounting bolts. drill a hole the same size as the mounting hole in the line of the ring directly above the old hole. bolt back on an voila, you have a laydown license plate for nothing.
Thank you Branded! I like how it's lower than the HD Laydown one. The HD one also rubs against my tourpak mount bracket. I was looking to replace it with something else.
I have the H-D layback license plate bracket on my Road King Police....never looked at the after-market ones though. Either is a huge improvement to the straight-up factory one.
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