[Steelerdude1]

I have a 2015 and it came stock with a small tag with a red reflector stuck on it. It looks like it's bolted on the light bar with Phillips head screws. Just wondering if there are any tricks to getting this off with out removing the lights. I will guess not, but thought I'd ask.

I stuck my RoadGlide dot org coin to it for now, but ultimaly want to get rid of it.

Got my kuryakyn fork wind deflector and saddlebag crash bars on, and messed with the bar bags to try and make them fit better. I got them snugged up but Not sure I am keeping these bags, they just dont seem to be placed in the same position they were on my old ride, kinda angled out and look weird to me.

 

[joeker67]

Yeah for the tag reflector you have to remove the taillights. It's pretty easy tho and looks good with out it. Have you noticed a difference with the deflectors.


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[! rock103 !]

Yeah for the tag reflector you have to remove the taillights. It's pretty easy tho and looks good with out it. Have you noticed a difference with the deflectors.

Ditto....just ordered that wind deflector and was wondering the same

 

[Steelerdude1]

Yeah for the tag reflector you have to remove the taillights. It's pretty easy tho and looks good with out it. Have you noticed a difference with the deflectors.


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Even though it was pushing 60 and sunny today, it hasn't rained since the last round of anti-skid and salt. I like that stuff to be washed away so I don't wipe out on it. I did not get an opportunity to ride with it on yet. I had one on my old ride, and it did work, so hoping for the same result.

 

[UT_Larry]

It's part of the license plate frame. I changed mine out to the HD chrome curved frame. Made the back look a lot better.

Can't get the pics to upload right now. Will try again later.

 

[UT_Larry]

HD chrome curved license plate frame.

 

[! rock103 !]

Here's mine

 

[r_einan]

If you put the bike on a jack and unload the rear suspension, you can get up there with a 1/4" ratchet and 1/2" socket. That's how I did it when I took the turn signal assembly off for powder coat a couple weeks ago.