Actually, the cheapest fender eliminator is about $4 at home depot. 
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Thats what I was goin to saysean931 said:Actually, the cheapest fender eliminator is about $4 at home depot.
That's the exact same one I have, only I didn't get the single mount. The holes were too close together to fit a Minnesota plate. Had to axe the edges of the license plate off and drill new holes.gottz said:
(the plate lights are white now and not blue anymore)
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I can see where both sides of this arguement are coming from, at first when they said why would you put something so cheap on such a nice bike i was all like "hell yeah man that's what i was thinking why would you spend all this money and then nickel and dime when it comes to upgrading" but then when i read that last one about how you can do it yourself and make it look just fine and spend the rest of the money on things like frame sliders and the sttering damper etc.. i agree with that because those things are much more important and are things you don't want to cut corners on.. personally i ordered the integrated turn signals at the rear and a license plate mount.. and i suppose there's not a home depot w/ in 90 miles however, i was also wondering about those led's and they raised an eyebrow about the license plate light, then i realized they don't really do anything.. but also.. when you people ordered/ made your fender eliminator kit did you have to mount a rear led license plate light or did you break light, light it up enough? thanks, sorry bout the long runonsentece thing..
dan
however, i was also wondering about those led's and they raised an eyebrow about the license plate light, then i realized they don't really do anything.. but also.. when you people ordered/ made your fender eliminator kit did you have to mount a rear led license plate light or did you break light, light it up enough? thanks, sorry bout the long runonsentece thing..dan
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