FLHTC Licence Plate Relocation
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FLHTC Licence Plate Relocation
I will soon be receiving a 2011 Electra Glide Classic and plan to use the detachable tour pack kit. However I would like to do something different with the license plate. I really like the look of my streetglide with the bullet turn signals and the Kuryakyn license plate holder but it appears that will not work on the FLHTC due to the bumper/light.
What I really want the most is to simply move the license plate down below the taillight. By doing that I would probably need something across the rear fender where the detachable kit has the stabilizer bar - I would need this replaced as well (maybe). If anyone has done this would you kindly tell me what you did and perhaps share the part numbers and or photos?
Thanks in advance.
What I really want the most is to simply move the license plate down below the taillight. By doing that I would probably need something across the rear fender where the detachable kit has the stabilizer bar - I would need this replaced as well (maybe). If anyone has done this would you kindly tell me what you did and perhaps share the part numbers and or photos?
Thanks in advance.
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Here is my 09 EG Classic with the Road King Standard light bar.The little rubber bumper on the bottom of the plate bracket just barely touches the fender tip light,and the directional bar is a bit narrower that the stock light bar.
Directional Bar 68742-09
Light Assy 69378-09
Plate Bracket 69380-09BHP
Bumper 60909-09
Directional Bar 68742-09
Light Assy 69378-09
Plate Bracket 69380-09BHP
Bumper 60909-09
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Both bikes look great!!! That is what I am looking for. Are there any issues with not having the crossover bar on the rear fender?
Now that I am looking at this a little better, do you think that I could use the shorter bar similar to the Street Glide and also use the plate bracket and bumper?
Now that I am looking at this a little better, do you think that I could use the shorter bar similar to the Street Glide and also use the plate bracket and bumper?
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Both bikes look great!!! That is what I am looking for. Are there any issues with not having the crossover bar on the rear fender?
Now that I am looking at this a little better, do you think that I could use the shorter bar similar to the Street Glide and also use the plate bracket and bumper?
Now that I am looking at this a little better, do you think that I could use the shorter bar similar to the Street Glide and also use the plate bracket and bumper?
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When you installed it did you need to remove the rear tire or were you able to get between the tire and the fender?
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