So apparently my bike isn't street legal??

[2Xtreme21]

Jules, what kind of bracket did you use to mount your plate? Did that come with your fender eliminator kit? I was thinking about looking for a bracket from a set that puts your plate in a more visible location.

 

[JulesMaximus]

Jules, what kind of bracket did you use to mount your plate? Did that come with your fender eliminator kit? I was thinking about looking for a bracket from a set that puts your plate in a more visible location.

The one I bought is the Hamicad fender eliminator. I bought it directly from Hamicad in the UK. Ordered it on a Monday and had it delivered within 3 days via Royal Air Mail. It was a little over $100 but it is a quality piece. Probably the first mod I did on this bike when I bought it new more than 2 years ago.

 

[SpatiallyAware]

Jules, what kind of bracket did you use to mount your plate? Did that come with your fender eliminator kit? I was thinking about looking for a bracket from a set that puts your plate in a more visible location.

Cycle gear sells generic plate bracket that look excellent and hold up very well. They're flush up against the tailsection and they sell these tiny LED housings with 3 LEDS for a plate light (although my state really doesn't care about plate lights on bikes)

I've also had great luck going to home depot and buying scrap aluminum and making my own.


Whichever route you pick, use loc-tite. You don't want your plate getting sucked in front of the rear wheel