hey guys just trying to get an idea of what the interest would be for some license plate relocation brackets and what you guys would like for a location for your plates. My first idea was something that mounted to the passenger peg brackets. Let me know what others you guys think you would like. and how you would like the plates lighted or unlighted or if you just want to figure it out yourself. Keep in mind I'm pretty sure that state laws mandate the license plate to be illuminated.
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License plate relocation?
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I make and sell these, essentially the same as just flipping the stock backwards but it's 1/4 the weight. Have you ever held that stock steel one in your hands? That bitch is heavy! I thought about doing something similar to what you have in mind but some states have really picky laws on that so I figured this would be most universal. It's actually even illegal in my state WI but cops don't bother you unless you get pulled over for something else.
as far as the light goes, in that thread i posted, it shows how i cut the tail section out under the brake light. On our stock brake lights, there is a clear lense on the bottom. If you cut that would it lights up the plate really well.
rah7777777
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Xtreme... That tail looks very flippable 
But aren't we talking about bike stuff??
But aren't we talking about bike stuff??
I mounted mine using the caliper mounting bolts. I had to grind away material on the caliper mount to make it work and i am very pleased. i used the stock lightning light and 6000 miles later it srill good. Had 3 troopers look over the bike at a road block with no issues and there main attention was on the back of the bike.
