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get the amplified antennae from pepboys, 19 bucks, then go to hd and pick up a right side trim"plug" (ya know the one directly opposite of the antenna) to temporarily fill in the hole from removing your antenna for a bit........while you wait for these trick lights to be availible fromKlock werks...https://www.klockwerkscycles.com/par...LABLE%20SOON**
then install those as signal/brake lights where the blank hole anr the antenna used to beso youcan smooth the rear fender out a bit!
just a random thought though........not like i am waiting for those lights myself or anything!.....haha
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