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  • careyman
    careyman
    12 years ago

    ask harley, they are in the new catalogue they would need to know incase you buy and blame them for making it unroadworthy

    http://www.harley-davidson.com/en_US/Content/Pages/Genuine_Motor_Accessories/GMA-2013-catalog.html

     

    I. Side-Mount L icense Plate Kit
    Add a clean, custom look to the rear fender. This stylish kit
    moves the license plate from the fender to a side-mount
    location, visually lowering the bike's profile, and opening up
    the view of the rear end. This strut-mounted hinged frame
    conceals the license mounting hardware, and features a
    smooth back that hides the unfinished side of the plate. Kit
    includes LED license plate illumination and a curved Bar
    & Shield medallion, shaped to conceal the original license
    mounting holes in the fender. Purchase of tail lamp without
    license illumination window is recommended for models with
    center-mounted tail lights.
    NOTE: License plate location and fold-away feature is regulated
    in many states. Check state and local laws before
    installation.
    Fits ’04-later XL models. Will not fit models equipped with rigid
    mount saddlebags, rigid mount sissy bars, and Turn Signal
    Relocation Kit P/N 68732-02A and 68733-02A.
    60947-10 Chrome. $194.95
    60972-10 Black. $184.95
     
     

  • tattmad
    tattmad
    12 years ago

     I juat used the same light wire that was there for the side mount license plate holder, easy as.

  • Banjo
    Banjo
    12 years ago

     Had mine for over two years now , never been looked at. 

  • careyman
    careyman
    12 years ago
    cant be in the nanny state
  • cumagutsa
    cumagutsa
    12 years ago

    Thanks Tattmad for the idea

    Heres my efforts

     




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  • JOHNO23
    JOHNO23
    12 years ago

     That looks spot on,

    can you let me know where you bought the parts?

    did you use the existing wiring?

    well done.

  • cumagutsa
    cumagutsa
    12 years ago
    I made the no. plate frame myself and got the no. plate light bolts from Harley Heaven here in Adelaide,
    Just made up some spacers to standit off the rear guard 5mm.
    Yes i used the existing wiring.
    cheers
  • JOHNO23
    JOHNO23
    12 years ago

     Thanks...it looks great I am going to have a go at it too.

  • tattmad
    tattmad
    12 years ago
    good job looks good.

  • JoseyWales
    JoseyWales
    12 years ago

     Hey gutsa kool mod.!! Tell me, Those run/turn/stop lights.. where did you find those?  They might solve all my problems ?? 

  • cumagutsa
    cumagutsa
    12 years ago
    Standard lights on the 48
    cheers
  • JoseyWales
    JoseyWales
    12 years ago

     thought they might ne factory...thanks man..

  • Banjo
    Banjo
    12 years ago

     

    Heres a pic of mine std. HD

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  • JOHNO23
    JOHNO23
    12 years ago

     Nice one Banjo,

    did you make that yourself.?

    i am keen to relocate mine somehow but I am wary about getting pinged by the fuzz.

    looks like yours allows the plate to be viewed as required....and is back just far enough to pass.

    Johno.

  • JOHNO23
    JOHNO23
    12 years ago

     Sorry Banjo,

    disregard that last reply,

    i just read your posting properly and noticed it says Std HD....

    Johno.

  • 98superglide
    98superglide
    12 years ago
    The fuzz in canberra are all over it. Had a few mates pinged. None lasted more than 3 weeks without getting stung. After getting pulled up, they defected his pipes for being too loud and caused him all sorts of grief...
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