Heres a few pics of my Plate installed. I am headed out to go for a quick ride before i watch the Cowgirls loose. I believe we are up to aroun 50 degrees today.








This plate just looks so much cleaner then the stock one. i do nto know how anyone could own a SG and not pick one of these up.

here it is stock (with proof i have ridden in CRAPPY weather. I had to pull over here it was raining so darn hard. Could not see or stand the pain of the rain......

 

More dumb questions from the newbie. I really like the way you have the tailend lit-up. Is that the panacea set-up with the led lights? I have never seen a good pic of the panacea lights on a bike before so I'm not really sure what I'm looking at. Is thelight for the bottom of the fender stock street glide or aftermarket? I would like to put all this on my 04 roadglide.

 

The lights on th bottom of my fender are OEM on the Street Glide. I did see a roadglide that they installed the SG lower fender on. I will see if I can find the thread.

 

Yes that is the panacea set-up on the rear. There is something like 300 LED's back there. The tail lights and turn signals flash 3-times once you hit the brakes before the brake lights and turn signals stay on bright.

Bob

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Try removing the rear light bar and tail light. Go through the tail light opening. Use a curved wratchet (I think it was 7/16 or 1/2) took about 45 min. yes a PITA but well worth it......

 

Its fun!!

 

Try removing the lower shock bolts while using the bike lift.
I have done this in the past for fender bolts.
Some do this for a rear tire change.

 

I have this plate holder on order. I saw on TV (Speed Channel) they were mounting the new moustache bar (which I have) and this plate holder, to drop the hard bags off anf the lower shock bolts and that would help the install. The guy did have the bike on a lift. Maybe this helps someone.
dog

 

If you remove the tail/brake light housing there is a large enough holeto get easy access to the two bolts that hold the light bar to the fender. I did that to install the streetglide license plate relocation kit and had no problems

 

<-------------------- Was not smart enough to think of doing it that way.... GRRRR