I took the part of the original plate bracket that holds the plate and mounted it onto the 7/16" center bolt that bolts the rear bottom fender tip to the fender, if you have one you can place your hand underneath and feel it.

after positioning bracket just right I held up and placed the LED frame up to it(you will need to drill the two top holes of the LED frame) to bolt onto the bracket now bolted onto fender, I held the two together with small C clamps while drilling, (also will need to notch out a small square on your plate for the LED wires(easily done with a good pair of wire cutters) and covered by the frame, I think the location for the cut was on the instructions, but who reads them?

law states you plate hs to be illuminated, here is the frame I used, very nice chrome/illumination
http://www.radiantz.com/index1.html?c17.html&1

I also replaced my red lens with a (no plate window) lens, you can prolly just use transparent red tape or paint?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/KURYA...item1c1bd03771

here's what I used to cover the holes in the fender after removing the plate bracket.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Harle...item25665a316c

a pretty cheap mod for under $100.

 

Hi Buckinfitch,

thanks, thanks, thanks for your advice!

Please look and read a second time my question --> one thing is still open.

You have installed the "Bullet Light Rear Turn Signal Bar" with the number 2098 - right?
Do i need something else? What does this mean in the info text at the Kuryakin webpage: "Bullet Styler L.E.D. inserts sold separately." --> what's this?

Thanks
Martin

 

this light bar comes with regular halogen bulbs in the bullet 'styler' turn signal, if you want to use L.E.D. bulbs/inserts instead of the halogen bulbs you have to purchase them separately.

it does come with smaller LEDs underneath in the middle of the bar to illuminate your plate.

http://www.kuryakyn.com/Products/665...urn-Signal-Bar

 

You are my hero - now everything is clear to me!

 

Hi Buckinfitch,

The plate holder link doesn't direct you to the plate. Do you think you could take a look at the Radientz webpage and list the plate part number you used? A good DIY instruction on this would be really helpful to many users! awesome mod well done!

 

looks great!

 

Thats a gorgeous bike!

 

I like that paint scheme