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I've been checking out that H/D Stealth luggage rack (hdPart #53938-04). Apparently the license plate has to be moved to install it. Any suggestions on a good spot for the plate?
I have an SG and you do NOT have to elocate the plate.
Hey 06BlackFLHXI,
I think you misunderstand Docsouce-he has an RK NOT an SG. I have an RK and I installed the Stealth Luggage rack myself. The license plate DOES have to be relocated. I just used the HD relocation kit and that worked fine. I did them both myself and at the same time. Took about 2 hours total.
I was looking at doing the same thing but instead of purchasing the license plate relocation kit I looked up all of the parts for the Street glide license plate and light bar assy's and priced them out at Chicago Harley, the total came in at about $150.00 for everything including screws. Thats about $100.00 less than what HD wants for the relocation kit.
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