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Hey, I am brand new to this forum and kind of fumbling my way around.
I thought I have seen in one of my Bagger magazines where somebody was making a retractable license plate bracket. Used to hide the license plate on baggers that have the extended wide fender.
If any body know about such a thing it would greatly be appreciated.
Thanks
Looking forward to chating with every one
a guy named Paul Richards at Nativecustombaggers.com builds a real nice one ...his website is down being redone right now...call him at (269)276-9200....he has done alot of work on my bike...doese a great job and a nice guy to deal with...
Here in Florida they are illegal. The sport bike crowd used to use them to hide the tags from the cops when they were feeling friskey. I suggest you check your local laws. The fine here is quite hefty.
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