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New 2013 RS-S SE5
- Thread starter norcalskinzfan
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Thank you :2thumbs:
Actually it is an easy mod:
1. Remove rear fender and bracket
2. Purchased a motorcycle license holder off of Ebay, and some license plate bolt lights
3. Work the license plate wiring back into the bike. You will then reroute it near where you will install new mount ( I tapped it )
4. Remove the under plate ( above rear tire ). Drilled 3 holes...2 for mounting and one to feed power for lights
5. Install mount and lights, then re-install plate
6. Need to be careful of license plate hitting rear tire. Bent mine back a little and stiffened rear shock. If 2 up, be aware
I also think the look is awesome. Enjoy your new ride. There are many things you are going to be doing to it :clap:
Actually it is an easy mod:
1. Remove rear fender and bracket
2. Purchased a motorcycle license holder off of Ebay, and some license plate bolt lights
3. Work the license plate wiring back into the bike. You will then reroute it near where you will install new mount ( I tapped it )
4. Remove the under plate ( above rear tire ). Drilled 3 holes...2 for mounting and one to feed power for lights
5. Install mount and lights, then re-install plate
6. Need to be careful of license plate hitting rear tire. Bent mine back a little and stiffened rear shock. If 2 up, be aware
I also think the look is awesome. Enjoy your new ride. There are many things you are going to be doing to it :clap:
